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Skandal 1MDB: Ringgit Malaysia jatuh 3 bulan berturut-turut
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NAT_11 replied at 1-8-2015 12:36 PM
Saya dah gerun............
Suma yang disuspect dah kena tangkap.
Jangan risau....kalau Jibby kacau ko di Cari Forum, Spidey akan cantas kredit beliau. |
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kalau baca suratkhabar melayu
mesti dia tulis
Ringgit semakin kukuh
penurunan RM bersifat sementara  |
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lostnfaun replied at 1-8-2015 11:06 AM
Untung yg keje singapore..skrg dah rm2.70 kalu naik smp rm3 mmg suka ria la diorg...
skang sgd dah 2.80  |
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tanak tangkap ringgit ke? sebab bila ringgit jatuh, ringgit seolah-olah menuduh 1mdb. |
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Syukurlah malaysia masih aman..
Buka tingkap takde kereta kebal depan rumah |
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nak tanya ok ke simpan fizikal currency dollar us n singapore?kawan akak kata boleh simpan curency account dlm bank.tapi kalau simpan fizikal ok tak?sebab ramai ni kawan china beramai-ramai beli fizikal us currency n sing currency.depa kata utk emergency kalau kena lari luar negeri., |
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nko takyah berlakon cam hero filem tamil... elok nko cakap je terus terang.. ada aku kisah.
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Edited by amansihat at 1-8-2015 07:28 PM
katalah ramai orang china beli fizikal currency us n singapore n simpan dlm safety box kat bank n bawah bantal akan ada laku tak simpan dlm setahun kalau kita nak tukar balik ke rm?bukan apa risau ak kalau ramai orang tak yakin dgn ringgit ,siapa yg ada anak kat oversea guna duit sendiri depa buat camne simpan fizikal currency us ni?kalau gi oversea boleh bawak fizikal us currency max berapa ye?atau depa buat untung jual beli fizikal ,simpan us n sing currency?kalau boleh untung nak tukar n try pulak jual beli currency tiap hari? |
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nko nak lari mana? duk je sini xpi aku fikir ok jugak simpan dalam sgd. tu memang bermain kt otak aku ni. SGD 1 = RM3. tak mustahil kan?
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sebab akak tengok forum singapore depa aktif jual beli fizikal ringgit currency n buat duit juga atas urus niaga ni tiap hari.malah depa monitor tiap hari harga ringgit kita kat merata pengurup wang di jb n singapore siapa boleh kasi ringgit lebih. |
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rasanya dah ramai org simpan sgd.
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saya sokong akak. kalau ada duit lebih.. apa salahnya. simpan kak.
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Tak sabar nak tunggu 4usd...senang darab dengan 4 je. |
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Bank mesti buang orang nanti  |
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China's Record Dumping Of US Treasuries Leaves Goldman Speechless
By Tyler Durden of Zero Hedge
Tuesday, July 21, 2015 10:55 PM EDT
On Friday, alongside China's announcement that it had bought over 600 tons of gold in "one month", the PBOC released another very important data point: its total foreign exchange reserves, which declined by $17.3 billion to $3,694 billion.
We then put China's change in FX reserves alongside the total Treasury holdings of China and its "anonymous" offshore Treasury dealer Euroclear (aka "Belgium") as released by TIC, and found that the dramatic relationship which we first discovered back in May, has persisted - namely virtually the entire delta in Chinese FX reserves comes via China's US Treasury holdings. As in they are being aggressively sold, to the tune of $107 billion in Treasury sales so far in 2015.
We explained all of his on Friday in "China Dumps Record $143 Billion In US Treasurys In Three Months Via Belgium", and frankly we have been surprised that this extremely important topic has not gotten broader attention.
Then, to our relief, first JPM noticed. This is what Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, author of Flows and Liquidity, had to say on the topic of China's dramatic reserve liquidation:
Looking at China more specifically, it appears that, after adjusting for currency changes, Chinese FX reserves were depleted for a fourth straight quarter by around $50bn in Q2. The cumulative reserve depletion between Q3 2014 and Q2 2015 is $160bn after adjusting for currency changes. At the same time, a current account surplus in Q2 combined with a drawdown in reserves suggests that capital outflows from China continued for the fifth straight quarter. Assuming a current account surplus in Q2 of around $92bn, i.e. $16bn higher than in Q1 due to higher merchandise trade surplus, we estimate that around $142bn of capital left China in Q2, similar to the previous quarter.
JPM's conclusion is actually quite stunning:
This brings the cumulative capital outflow over the past five quarters to $520bn. Again, we approximate capital flow from the change in FX reserves minus the current account balance for each previous quarter to arrive at this estimate (Figure 2).
Incidentally, $520 billion is roughly triple what implied Treasury sales would suggest as China's capital outflow, meaning that China is also liquidating some other USD-denominated asset(s) at a feverish pace. So far we do not know which, but the chart above and the magnitude of the Chinese capital outflow is certainly the biggest story surrounding the world's most populous nation: what is happening in its stock market is just a diversion.
At this point JPM goes into a tangent explaining what the practical implications of a massive capital outflow from China are for the global economy. Regular readers, especially those who have read our previous piece on the collapse in the Petrodollar, the plunge in EM capital inflows, and their impact on capital markets and global economies can skip this part. Those for whom the interplay of capital flows and the global economy are new, are urged to read the following:
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Post time 1-8-2015 12:36 PM
...tata sume.
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