But won't that damage the Majib income? Surely he creams off the ChiCon moolah
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New Straits Times: Ringgit hits new low against Singapore dollar
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Singapore is monitoring this situation closely. Government has no other option but to tax Singaporeans from visiting Malaysia for day trips
I believe in 1998, anwar was finance minister. Guess who is current finance minister?
Najib see commie Chinese as threats. Allies to DAP and PAP. So he created barrier preventing more investments except for ones brought in by jho low.
More lunch stealers cumming.
Steal lunch from useless Sinkies best news!
So he don't want cina money? Than jho low never got money from Chicon land?
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In 1998... Mudhatter was PM...n now even though Anwar is PM...he is part of a coalitions with BN as he did not win outright...and decades of mismanagement...wat can Anwar do?
It's Singkies fault for not standing up to them
Not only the hawkers even big corporations are controlled by them. Most probably they manipulated the exchange.
3.56 now - Higher pay, strong Singapore dollar keep Malaysian professionals across the Causeway
https://www.sinardaily.my/article/2...p-malaysian-professionals-across-the-causewayThe desire to try one's luck and the prospect of higher salaries in Singapore motivated Bernard Sandana Dass, 53, to work in the country since 1996.
However, after working for about 28 years as a contractor and engineer in the neighbouring country, he has no intention of returning to his homeland, especially with the Singapore Dollar remaining strong. That is the sole reason why Bernard has no plans to return to Malaysia, even though his wife and four children still reside on Abdul Samad Street, here.
"Singapore is where I earn a living for my family in Johor Bahru, and the main attraction is the Singapore Dollar. Additionally, the standard and international quality of work in Singapore are reasons why I am still working here," he said when contacted.
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Malaysia’s $100B ghost town: Forest City trying very hard to pull tourists in, but it’s just not working
https://theindependent.sg/malaysias...to-pull-tourists-in-but-its-just-not-working/
https://theindependent.sg/malaysias...to-pull-tourists-in-but-its-just-not-working/
You just build a city nowhere and then claimed it It's going to be a attraction.
Exchange rate shown by google is wrong most of the time
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