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Singapore Dollar Rises to All Time High in 17 Months Against Malaysian Ringgit

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Source: CNA

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Great, just what we need. >_>

Singapore dollars are rising again and this time it hits an all time 17-month high against our Ringgit.

So, if you think 1SGD = RM3 is painful enough, now it’s at 1SGD = RM3.06! Ouchhhh!

The demand for Malaysian Ringgit has weakened due to concerns that the country’s debts may be removed from a key global bond index, reports CNA.

The Singapore dollar suffered a slight dip in February and March but very quickly strengthened against the Ringgit this year.

Singapore Dollar Rises To All Time High In 17 Months Against Malaysian Ringgit - World Of Buzz
Source: xe

As of the start of the year, January, the Singapore dollar was at RM$3.0318. It then dipped to RM$2.9932 in February and in March, it was hovering about RM$2.9735 to RM$3.0227.

On April 9, the Singapore dollar continued to soar for the past 10 days and it’s now about RM3.06!

Well, guess we won’t be visiting Singapore so soon T_T

Also read: Starting 22 April, You No Longer Need to Get Your Passport Stamped When Leaving Singapore

Starting 22 April, You No Longer Need To Get Your Passport Stamped When Leaving Singapore - World Of Buzz 1

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