Tuesday 22 November 2016

Singapore Dollar, New Straits Times. Come

Is the single by Jain which is dominating the Spanish charts right now.

The Singapore Dollar has 'COME' against the Ringgit today. Asiaone has the story :

The Malaysian ringgit sank to a one-year low against the Singapore ,dollar on Tuesday (Nov 22), with S$1 worth RM3.1206 around noon, according to Bloomberg data.

Against the US dollar, the ringgit fell to 4.4327, its weakest since January.

Meanwhile, in Kuala Lumpur, instead of REPORTING on FACTS, NST has picked to report on FICTION, which paints Malaysia in a bad light, with FAKE notes thrown in.

Read Below :

BANGKOK: Malaysians travelling to Bangkok or other parts of Thailand should not worry about currency exchange as the ringgit is still widely accepted, said money changer operators here. Several operators in the capital city told Bernama they have ample supply of the currency and there is no problem exchanging it to any other currency. "No, no problem. You want to change Malaysian ringgit into Thai Baht or any other currency, just come to our shop," said an employee of Superrich International Exchange Co Ltd, one of Bangkok's largest money changer operators. Today, the company, which has 20 outlets throughout Bangkok, quoted 8.04 Baht to the ringgit. Meanwhile, an employee of Vasu Exchange in the shopping haven of Sukhumvit Road expressed surprise when told of rumours alleging that the ringgit is no longer accepted by money changers in Thailand. "Just bring us the ringgit, the good notes and not fake ones. If you bring us fake Malaysian ringgit, then of course we will reject it," she said

MAKI HAMUN Selanjutnya di : http://www.nst.com.my/news/2016/11/190918/rumours-ringgit-no-longer-accepted-money-changers-bangkok-jakarta-untrue?m=1