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" RMB start to weaken "
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In fact someone has posted last night it was as high as 4.58, till you posted that u not spending in SGP. :p See u really the (Cash)king, mere words move the market even Pualson cannot....:p Quote:
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it's 4.5682 on yahoo now
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So u need to spend more in SG to bring the economy up mah.....:D
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Knn, cash king...Dun get me involve hor.....hahaha..
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Just 6 months ago I changed in Shenzhen luohu at 4.85. Any Bro know the current rate in shenzhen or Hongkong. Or anyone tried visa / mastercard to pay. I believe will be a better rate. |
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"Chances are that u will even less spending power in China
Chances are that u will be exposed as a real cheapskate trying to howlian in China I can throw RMB5k within 2 days, can u? Zhuhai has no place for cheapskates like u They welcome only generous and rich Singaporeans especially so when we are also successful in our careers and have real spending power" well bro. adidas RMB5k in two days is nothing right? We have tried RMB13k in one night right? ....ha ha.:p |
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13K rmb in one night ???... :eek:..... i thought it was 16K rmb ... u must have forgotten the mommy tips .....:) |
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Look who is talking.....THE CASH KING..........:D
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Now only u are supporting the RMB. The moment u back in Singapore, RMB is going down down down:p..........
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China’s Exports Decline for First Time in 7 Years (Update2) “The figures are horrifying,” said Lu Zhengwei, chief economist at Industrial Bank Co. in Shanghai. “Plunging imports show that on top of faltering global demand, domestic demand is also shrinking as the economy cools.” The yuan closed at 6.8633 against the dollar at 5:30 p.m. in Shanghai, from 6.8601 before the data was released. Imports fell by the most since at least 1995, when Bloomberg data began, as commodity prices declined and weakness in manufacturing and construction cut demand for raw materials. The previous decline was seven years ago. Global Growth China’s exports quadrupled after the country joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, helping to make it the fastest-expanding major economy and the biggest contributor to global growth. In October, exports rose 19.2 percent and imports climbed 15.6 percent. None of 18 economists surveyed on exports and 17 polled on imports predicted a decline in November. “These are absolutely dreadful numbers,” said Mark Williams, an economist with Capital Economics Ltd. in London. “It will stoke speculation that the government will force a depreciation of the yuan. Further cuts in interest rates are pretty much inevitable.” |
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In view of current china economic situation ..
the chinese government will and have no choice but to devaluate the yuan to make it competitive ... thus i believe yuan will get soften in the next few wks ... but S$ is also depreciating thus US$ is a good currency against the yuan ... my 2 rmb sense |
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Hopefully, yuan will depreciate faster than S$..hope will see S$1 = rmb5.8like the good old days....(X'mas Wish):p
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there;s not enough support ...:( will be fantastic if it reaches 4.8 ...:) |
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Latest news from Reuters.
SGD strenghten sharply today on strong demand by CK. Trading now at 1.4900 from 1.53 last week. If this strong spending continue, Santa Claus is coming to town and economist are expected to revised sharply the growth forecast next year to + over 10% in 2009. :p Quote:
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will be too optimist to believe it can happen ... SG will be lucky if they can achieve any growth in 2009 .... |
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Last night People's Park Center 4.566
seems like its getting better a bit. But i really doubt it will return to 1:5 anytime sooner.. sigh :rolleyes: |
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4.7 already considered very the good for me liao. :D
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dun think china government will let it currency depreciate too much .. |
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if the rate is 4.5, then we have to budget abit to cheong unlike good old days.But never the less, let hope our x'mas wish come ture===1 is to 5 rate:D marry x'mas to bros....:D |
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You buddy buddy with him for so many trips liao still don't understand him meh? :rolleyes: |
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tips will remain the same ... 100rmb in china still remain 100rmb regardless what's the foreign currency exchange rate is ... so why punish the meimei's becoz our currency get weaker ?? :) |
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