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Malaysia Ringgit Exchange Rate


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Thanks for introducing the app.

 

To all, just be careful with the rates indicated. At 5.30pm, it indicated a shop at Boon Lay 2.91. Tried to book but came back with unable to contact the changer. I was onsite about 6pm. The rate was 2.84 !!

 

Yes, I'm aware the app did disclaim to ensure confirmation but from indicated rate of 2.91 to 2.84 is way off. I've a feeling there's a strong bait-and-switch at play here. My point is do treat the rates with a pinch of salt, at least from my little experience.

 

You've been cautioned.

 

Three highest rates for MYR available from $$$ Changers:

 

SGD 100 = MYR 290.40 (Valid till 17:01)

 

SGD 100 = MYR 290.26 (Valid till 18:00)

 

SGD 100 = MYR 290.17 (Valid till 17:01)

 

https://www.get4x.com/

 

 

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If he never zip up, can let me know? :D

I will trail behind him.... :))

 

Anyway, everyone will huat with the current rate of 2.9 ...

We huat, if we go bolehland to spend... they also huat, if they earn our money :)

And for those who work here to remit back $, also huat ...

 

Everyone huat ah !

 

Money changer also not so goodu. They will get rid of existing stocks firs.

 

Replenish and charge at old rate first then try to be competitive.

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news reported that msia might consider capital control

will big investor continue to throw/sell ringgit like siao in case capital control eventually kick in?

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dun think so as country's reserve has sunk all time low below USD100b . . .

coupled with bad political news locally, and capital reserve is in dire strait, insider financial setups are all set to buy in low ringgits in order to meet with recent currency buffer treaty signed with USA.

this mean ringgits wiill continue to hit new 'lows' prior enuff for themselves to buy back when it surges in early Q1 2016.

so . . . 1:3 is on its way liao!

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Ringgit rout: When Singaporean Edmund Goh wanted a better air-conditioning system for his Toyota Harrier, he chose a mechanic in Malaysia where the currency offered a bargain for the upgrade. str.sg/ZhKt

Goh, 35, paid RM780 (S$265.70) for what would usually cost him $700 in Singapore.

 

 

Really very worth it, but must find reliable workshop.

 

I just played a round of golf in JB only $68 ringgit, less than S$25. In Singapore the cheapest weekday rate is probably MBGC public course cost around $90.

 

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