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USD Semakin Kukuh! 1 USD = 4.35 MYR & 1 SGD = 3.04 MYR Pagi (8/9) #613
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kalau tambat, kita kena guna foreign reserve kita......tu risiko dia ....tu sebab kalau tak meruncing BNM taknak tambat.........emerging economy macam kita skg tgh ada krisis ekonomi bukan hanya malaysia indon, china , vietnam dll pun kena jugak.....kes najib adalah 10% je effect selebihnya memang krisis ekonomi mcam tahun2 97 dulu...cuma tahun ni ekonomi kita masih lagi berkembang 5% ka berapa tu.....tu yg ada pendapat yg mengatakan tak perlu lg tambat RM (bukan Rosmah Mansor )
cuba ko baca artikel ni http://news.yahoo.com/emerging-economies-let-currencies-slide-stay-competitive-041725902.html
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Ape yg jd kalu gune foreign reserve?mesia rugi ke..soklan org x pandai ekonomi
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letih update nilai ringgit, berubah tiap setengah jam... |
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I kevangga sangat menengok rekod neh dik Cancer hoii 
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cakap mudahnya.....katakan ko dah kumpul duit banyak dalam simpanan ko....tapi company ko masih buat untung lagi walaupun pendapatan keuntungan ko tu rendah daripada dulu, jadi adakah ko nak top up guna duit simpanan ko untuk bagi company ko punya pendapatan meningkat untuk buat pelaburan lain atau ko nak gunakan keuntungan yang sedikit tu untuk buat pelaburan lain???? lain la kalau company ko running on lost memang la tidak boleh tidak ko kena top up guna duit simpanan ko untuk bagi company ko tu bernapas.....lebih kurang gitu la.....
lkick~mana2 pakar ekonomi betulkan aku kalau aku salah.....
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pantaslah dapat gelar POA , tak boleh ditetapkan harganya....
mesti ummah kata tak pe...ni pengaruh global...pi yem masih lagi kukuh....
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By Shinichi Saoshiro
TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian stocks and oil fell on Monday after Wall Street suffered another bruising blow as deepening concerns over the slowing Chinese economy continued to unnerve global equity markets.
The safe-haven yen rallied and key government bonds were bought from the widespread unrest in the financial markets, set in motion nearly two weeks ago when China devalued its currency and generated fears about the state of its economy.
Fears of a China-led global economic slowdown drove Wall Street to its steepest one-day drop in nearly four years on Friday and left the Dow industrials more than 10 percent below a May record. A 0.6 percent fall in S&P 500 mini futures suggested sentiment remained weak.
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan duly lost 0.8 percent. Tokyo's Nikkei was down 1.8 percent and South Korea's Kospi dropped 0.5 percent in early trade.
"China could be forced to devalue the yuan even more should its economy falter, and the equity markets are dealing with the prospect of a weaker yuan amplifying the negative impact from a sluggish Chinese economy," said Eiji Kinouchi, chief technical analyst at Daiwa Securities in Tokyo.
Focus once again fell on how Chinese share markets hold up later in the session.
Deepening the gloom over global equity markets, Shanghai stocks tumbled 11 percent last week - their decline accelerated after a Caixin/Markit PMI survey showed Chinese manufacturing activity shrank at the fastest pace since 2009.
The FTSEuroFirst index of 300 leading European shares fell 3.4 percent on Friday. MSCI's emerging market index plumbed a six-year low.
While China gathered the spotlight, analysts pointed to other bearish fundamental factors at play.
"On the surface it would be easy to point the finger at slowing China growth, falling oil prices and emerging market currency wars as the reason why global equity markets
have fallen sharply through the summer," wrote Sean Darby, chief global equity strategist at Jeffries.
"However, a mix of disinflation and deflation forces, a tightening in global monetary conditions and deteriorating profits in emerging markets are much greater factors."
Emerging market economies, many reliant on exporting raw materials, have been hit particularly hard by the spectre of slower Chinese growth and sliding commodities.
South Africa's rand struggled at 14-year lows. The Turkish lira, its plight exacerbated by domestic political developments and a central bank suggesting it would take rate hike cues from the U.S. Federal Reserve, languished near a record low.
Although its decline was not as grave, the dollar also suffered against key peers like the euro and yen as global growth worries undermined wagers that the Fed will raise rates in September.
The dollar was down 0.2 percent at 121.66 yen, adding to Friday's 1.2 percent plunge. The euro was steady at $1.1379 after touching a two-month high of $1.1395.
The U.S. currency came under additional pressure as Treasury yields extended their decline on safety buying amid the slide in equities. The benchmark 10-year Treasury note yield was near a four-month low of 2.03 percent.
U.S. crude oil was down 1 percent at $40.06 a barrel after trading below $40 a barrel overnight for the first time since the 2009 financial crisis as signs of oversupply in the United States added to China concerns.
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kita redha je cik bedah....kita ni 3rd class country, suka baling tahi, suka klaim sana-sini....
(walhal, ringgit pun turun terhadap rupiah)
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oil bawah USD 40, rizab turun punca ringgit turun banyak hari ni? |
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wawasan negara berpendapatan tinggi smakin hampir.
negara ye bkan rakyat. |
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lkick2113 replied at 24-8-2015 09:38 AM
kalau tambat, kita kena guna foreign reserve kita......tu risiko dia ....tu sebab kalau tak merunc ...
Ok tq for the xplanation. So far blh tangkap xbagus guna foreign reserve ek?
Tq to @sofiazara @cancer_files n @lkick2113... Kan senang klu najib terangkan cenggini n bukannya bg komen acuh xacuh, yg blh trigger kmarahn rakyat di musim ekonomi xstabil camni. Sbb efeknya rakyat lg merasa kesannya. |
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sama2 sis....saya hanya bagitahu apa yang saya tahu sahaja...
sekarang ni, kalau nak guna reserve buat intervened sekarang ni sama macam membuang garam ke laut..
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tu la kesilapan najib.....patutnya PMO kena ada spokeperson yang bagi informasi pasal ekonomi ni kepada rakyat jadi tak ada lah pembangang buat spekulasi tak berasas...silap2 jadi fitnah...dosa dapat ....buat apa kan....
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lkick2113 replied at 24-8-2015 10:50 AM
tu la kesilapan najib.....patutnya PMO kena ada spokeperson yang bagi informasi pasal ekonomi ni k ...
Dia xspttnya bagi makhluk cam ahmad maslan (since that komen masak meggi dlm asrama?), zahid hamidi (asyik marah rakyat menangkan najib), nazri (too arrogant) to give any comment. Nama menteri tp childish advice everytime especially si ahmad maslan (again and again). |
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pemilihan muntri pon berdasarkan kuota negeri dan parti dan cable......ha...tu sebab dapat mat maslan tu....
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................seronok dan gumbira lah si nazri aziz ....... |
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wow...  |
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Post time 24-8-2015 09:38 AM
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