byJoo Parn
1) Convert to other currencies
2) Buy gold
3) Buy international stocks
4) Buy Malaysian stocks in the export business
Source: Dr Wealth
https://www.drwealth.com/4-ways-to-hedg ... ct-wealth/
1) Convert to other currencies
2) Buy gold
3) Buy international stocks
4) Buy Malaysian stocks in the export business
The Republic’s dollar has surged to an all-time high against the Malaysian ringgit, as the latter was weighed down by weaker exports and its widening rate differential with the United States.
Seven straight months of exports decline through September, partly due to a slowdown in China, its largest trading partner.
Capital flows have also hurt sentiment as global funds sold $324 million of Malaysian stocks in October, the first outflow in four months.
Ringgit bonds also saw two straight months of net foreign withdrawals as of September.
The ringgit’s underperformance stands out due to “still-weak sentiments in China, higher US yields, risk-off sentiment from the Israel-Hamas conflict and a slump in Malaysia’s exports”.
Sentiments are cautious ahead of the release of the FOMC meeting minutes on Feb 21.
The odds for a US rate cut in March meeting has been greatly reduced from 81.5 per cent in early January 2024 to 11.6 per cent at present.
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