socrates469bc Posted November 5, 2022 Share Posted November 5, 2022 https://www.channelnewsasia.com/asia/malaysia-general-election-ge15-polling-day-nov-19-nomination-election-commission-3046546 More than 900 candidates contesting in Malaysia's GE15, Batu seat in KL sees 10-corner fight while in pappyland................. Please sign in or sign up for an account to view this content. 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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socrates469bc Posted November 6, 2022 Author Share Posted November 6, 2022 20 hours ago, chamfer said: Waiting for ringgit to hit 3.50 a too weak regional currencies in a short period r no good for pappy dollar. this means pappyland interest rates r much higher than rest of the region. a higher pappyland interest rate will theoretically keep imported inflation in check, but when regional currencies r so much weaker, this means imported raw materials for regional producers will sky-rocket as well, which will feed back into pappyland via higher prices, which will defeat the purpose of a strong pappy dollar to keep imported inflation in check. and to keep a strong pappyland dollar, a higher interest rate must be maintained and this will feed-back into higher mortgage rates, which will increase the probability of default. taking the bee kok-pappyland interest differentials, pappland cash rate is at 25 basis point premium from fed rate mid-point. when compared against regional currencies, such as the indon premium of ard 75 basis point, is not enough to stop rupiah from weakening as historically, indon bonds demand a 2-4% premium over bee kok fed rate. and with a bee kok fed looking at 5% minimum by mid next yr, pappyland mortgage rate is going to go from the current 4.5% average to at least 7% end next yr. so mas is stuck somewhere in between, keep imported inflation in check or allow property defaults. bear in mind, pappy serfs, housing makes up at least 15% of pappyland gdp, which limpeh believes is undercounting. wahahahahahahahahahaha 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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