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Ringgit Malaysia Sudah "Tidak Laku" Di Thailand? Notis Ini Timbulkan T
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vietnam nih emerging market (negara ekonomi baru nak berkembang) sama macam malaysia pada zaman tun mahathir dulu..
jadi polisi-polisi mereka adalah lebih kepada mesra pelabur untuk meningkatkan FDI dan FPI
cer check berapa interest rate vietnam.. 6.5%.. tinggi tuuuu.. malaysia 3% je..
interest rate tinggi nih menarik pelabur asing untuk menyimpan dan melabur kat vietnam sekaligus meningkatkan nilai Dong.. tapi pada masa yang sama membebankan rakyat vietnam untuk membuat pinjaman bank
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Tu sbb aku tanyer blk..hari2 ker diaorg mkn kt resto mahal?..berapa byk resto mahal kalo nk dibandingkn ngan gerai2?..nie bkn bimbo dekk tp jgn sbb resto mahal nmpak org penuh beratur terus buat assumption mcm ponen..
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yg nie aii sokong bangkem
Tp kt vietnam xder pulak anjing2 & kucing2 liar..aman2 jer jln2 kt sana..buah kt sana pun besar2..maybe berkat baja air kencing kot
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Bedah.Cun replied at 30-11-2016 01:54 PM
Owhh yea kerrr. Loorrhhh, nape tak cakap awal2 Ai rase maybe sb Msia neh siallll kot ...
Sape lagi tu cik...paham betul artis ganteng...
Austria? Hmm...euro area masih lagi pengsan, belum ada tanda nak bangkit...tambah pula imigran Arab ke sana...  |
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bagus jugak thread ni.... banyak yg aku faham. gdp, trade surplus, bank interest & etc.
selamani aku pun happy je kalau myr turun, sebab aku boleh belanja lebih dekat JB/KL.
ni musim cuti sekolah dengan ringgit turun, lebih ramai yg nak bercuti cuti sambil makan makan di malaysia. |
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Edited by cancer_files at 30-11-2016 04:36 PM
cocorex replied at 30-11-2016 03:37 PM
yg nie aii sokong bangkem
Tp kt vietnam xder pulak anjing2 & kucing2 liar..aman2 jer jl ...
Orang vietnam suka makan anjing ngan kucing... 
Tapi, dulu masa ai ke SGN, nampak je anjing dekat 23/9 park...
Masalah rate tu, sebenarnya lebih kepada inflasi, jika Vietnam rate 6% artinya inflasi diorang tinggi.. Apakah ini beban? Ya dan tidak
Ya, artinya cost of fund lebih mahal
Tidak, selama GDP growth masih laju, return mesti di atas itu...ingat GDP Vietnam rerata 6-7%
Napa ringgit turun kepada dong? Dong ditambat oleh SNBV...Ia nya hampir tak bergerak dan secara perlahan di adjust, mengikuti keadaan ekonomi dunia |
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roy3 replied at 30-11-2016 02:05 PM
Yup..setuju.ini la kesan jika rm jatuh..kesan pd rakyat..x habis2 ngan gdp.
Jatuh, kalau seirama dengan yang lain memang wajar
Tapi kalau jatuh teruk sendirian , ini yang tak wajar... |
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Bedah.Cun replied at 30-11-2016 02:02 PM
So, langkah PRC untuk devalue Yuan tue ape kaitannya dengan Malaysia? What about political situation ...
1. Barang import china murah, so untuk competitiveness, negara lain juga mesti ikut
2. China ni trading partner utama, apalagi di asean, so kalau dia turun maka untuk mengimbangi matawang lain kena ikut |
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bang kem, trade surplus bukan disebabkan oleh ringgit turun ke? atau surplus tu dikira berdasarkan kepada USD.
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cancer_files replied at 30-11-2016 05:33 PM
Orang vietnam suka makan anjing ngan kucing...
Tapi, dulu masa ai ke SGN, nampak je anji ...
Yg penting kt tepi jln bau hancing..org suka kencing kt pokok2 & tepi dinding smpaikan pokok pun kena cat putih kt bhg bwh..tu sbb buah2 kt sana besar. |
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Bedah.Cun replied at 30-11-2016 03:21 PM
Tue lar ai rase masalah neh sebab fiscal level. Fiscal bawah kontrol kerajaan. Monetary level kena ...
Monetary juga ambil berat dalam negara cik...yang utama sekali ialah inflasi, lalu GDP, lalu lain2 barulah external condition
Ai suspect, BNM tak nak intervene sebab memang dah tak cukup duit...reserve BNM hanya 1.1 kali hutang tertangguh dan import...sebab di masa lalu, BNM ni paling rajin intervene hinggakan 40b usd habis
Bandingkan dengan negara lain yang lebih dari 8 kali hutang tertangguh dan import
Ini juga yang dilihat investor dan speculator... |
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cocorex replied at 30-11-2016 04:48 PM
Yg penting kt tepi jln bau hancing..org suka kencing kt pokok2 & tepi dinding smpaikan pokok pun k ...
Itupun salah satu faktor jua... |
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sekarang kat ASEAN, vietkong dan pinoy ke paling pesat membangun sister?
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tak baik ko pitenah, bnm dah semput tak cukup duit nak intervene, kan ker rezab matawang asing kita menimbun2....hasil dari eksport yang mencanak2 naik sejak rm jadi makin bangsat nih...camana bulih jadi makin menyusut...#logikmakcikkeranin17
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Changa replied at 30-11-2016 04:51 PM
sekarang kat ASEAN, vietkong dan pinoy ke paling pesat membangun sister?
Betul...diorang 6-7%
Tapi mesti diingat, diorang underdevelop, so kira wajar sahaja growth sebegitu sebab jalan masih banyak rosak, tol sikit, keretapi tak banyak, infrastruktur banyak belum dibina...
1% growth di SG way much better than 6-7% di vn dan ph |
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hzln replied at 30-11-2016 04:51 PM
isskkk issskkk iiisskkkk...ngapa kau bagitau kalau bnm tak campurtangan sikit2 taknak kasi jatuh t ...
Rizab yang sekarang tu pun dah campur dengan swap oleh bank pusat cina komunis...kena pulangkan nanti...
Dari BNM sendiri kata rizab 401 bilion MYR bersamaan 98.1 billion USD, artinya BNM guna rate 1 USD = 4.1 MYR
Kalau ikut rate semasa, 401 bilion MYR tu hanya 89 bilion USD |
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cocorex replied at 30-11-2016 03:19 PM
Aku paham..tp soalan aku tu ko xnk jwb..ko asyik nk konar.Soalan aku:
1. Apakah barangan asas yg ...
kita import bangla je.
latest news kita import 600k china komunis
utk support sayap komunis mca. |
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jahat tul nst gi carry artikel rekaan reuters nihh...
kan ker ringgit makin hari makin jatuh baik untuk pasaran eksport negara?
Malaysia demands foreign banks commit to stop offshore ringgit trading: Sources
HONG KONG: Foreign banks have been asked to make a written commitment to Malaysia's central bank to stop trading the ringgit in the offshore non-deliverable forwards market in the bank's latest move to protect a weakening currency, banking sources said. Foreign banks have been sent a form letter to sign, which asks them for an "unconditional representation and commitment" to stop trading in any offshore Malaysian ringgit non-deliverable forwards or offshore derivatives. The letters were sent by banks in Malaysia who hold bonds and other Malaysian assets as custodians for foreign banks. The form letters are addressed to Bank Negara Malaysia. Two separate sources at banks confirmed getting the form letter, which Reuters reviewed. The letters also asks financial institutions to provide a detailed plan to the central bank if they need to make ringgit transactions onshore and to seek help from Malaysian financial institutions for any foreign exchange transaction needs. Bank Negara in a statement to Reuters on Wednesday confirmed it has made the request through banks in Malaysia. "Bank Negara Malaysia has requested through onshore banks that any non-resident banks, which transact in the forex market, to attest that they are not and will not engage in NDF related transactions," the Bank Negara statement said. Foreign holdings account for 40 percent of the total outstanding bond market in Malaysia, one of the largest foreign ownerships in Asia. Foreigners have been fleeing the Malaysian market in a global bond rout following Donald Trump's election as US President last week, which sent the dollar soaring and has hit emerging market currencies particularly hard. Trump is expected to adopt policies that are likely to increase interest rates faster than previously thought. Investors typically use the liquid NDF markets in Singapore and Hong Kong to exchange ringgit for dollars because of the many restrictions in the domestic market.
NON-INTERNATIONAL CURRENCY
The letters follow a Bank Negara statement on Sunday saying the central bank would "re-enforce" existing rules against offshore trading of the ringgit. The bank said the ringgit is a non-internationalised currency and thus trading it in the overseas NDF markets "is not recognised". Malaysia's ringgit touched a 10-month low to RM4.34 to the dollar at around 1100 GMT. But in the offshore NDF markets late last week, the ringgit dropped to a 12-year low. The central bank's move is not surprising, given how much the ringgit has lost recently, said Nordea Markets' chief analyst Amy Yuan Zhuang in Singapore. "It sounds like a desperate intervention." Bank Negara's comparatively small foreign exchange reserves has left Bank Negara with fewer options, she said. "It needs such measures more than other Asian central banks." Malaysia's foreign reserves stood at RM436.43 (US$97.8) billion at the end of October. The head of an emerging currencies trading desk at a Western bank in Hong Kong said it would be very difficult for Malaysia's central bank to crack down on NDF transactions because they have no oversight. "Maybe, they'll have some success with onshore banks and their overseas trades but it would be difficult for them to check such trades at the big foreign banks offshore," he said. Stephen Innes, a senior FX trader for broker OANDA in Singapore said the one-month spread for NDFs was still very wide. "It was almost untradeable." "My feeling is that they are trying to effectively put on a capital control, as direct intervention will be difficult because of the fragile reserves situation," he said.--REUTERS
Read More : http://www.nst.com.my/news/2016/ ... campaign=nstrelated
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cancer_files replied at 30-11-2016 05:48 PM
Monetary juga ambil berat dalam negara cik...yang utama sekali ialah inflasi, lalu GDP, lalu lain2 ...
Lu nak menipu pun agak2 la  |
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Post time 30-11-2016 04:33 PM
