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Add  Ringgit weighed down by ‘psychological fears’
Authors: C. Yap
Date: 2015-03-23 |2015-03-23 |2015-03-23 |201503 | | | | | | |
Subject: Currency Exchange | Economics, statistics and management
Language: EN
Type: News
Identifier: valet-20150323-11513
Description: Spooked by Fitch Ratings’ warning of a “more than 50% chance” of it downgrading Malaysia’s sovereign ratings by June, the ringgit fell to a new six-year low of 3.7350 against the US dollar shortly bef… More
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Add  Growth policies needed to support Bank Negara’s ‘accommodative’ stance
Authors: C. Yap
Date: 2015-02-6 |2015-02-6 |2015-02-2 |201502 | | | | | | |
Subject: Miscellaneous
Language: EN
Type: News
Identifier: valet-20150206-114929
Description: There is a growing preoccupation over the monetary policy stances taken across the globe. This piles pressure on central bankers to keep a tight watch on asset bubbles and high debt levels, and to bol… More
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Add  Zeti: Fears of Malaysia’s woes overblown
Authors: C. Yap
Date: 2015-02-16 |2015-02-16 |2015-02-16 |201502 | | | | | | |
Subject: Economics, statistics and management
Language: EN
Type: News
Identifier: valet-20150216-15355
Description: It would seem that Malaysia’s surprisingly strong gross domestic product (GDP) growth of 5.8% for the fourth quarter ended Dec 31,2014 (4Q2014), which brought full-year growth to a stellar 6%, is winn… More
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Add  Bank Negara unlikely to revisit ringgit peg
Authors: C. Yap
Date: 2015-01-20 |2015-01-20 |2015-01-19 |201501 | | | | | | |
Subject: Economics, statistics and management
Language: EN
Type: News
Identifier: valet-20150120-121610
Description: Fears that the government would reimpose currency controls and revisit its September 1998 peg of 3.80 to the US dollar were reignited last week as the ringgit tumbled past the 3.60 mark against the gr… More
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