currencies

Tong's Portfolio

A stronger currency should come from gains in relative competitiveness, not higher interest rate differentials

Don’t get us wrong. A stronger ringgit is good, as it means greater purchasing power for the people.
Why even a historic Bank of Japan rate hike has failed to save the yen - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Japan

Why even a historic Bank of Japan rate hike has failed to save the yen

Despite the rate hike, there's no prospect to see positive real interest rates in the near term

Malaysia

Ringgit’s fall to 26-year low sparks Bank Negara's verbal reply

'The recent performance of the ringgit, similar to other regional currencies, has been influenced by external factors'

Currencies

BoJ's further loosening of grip on yields disappoints yen bulls

The yen quickly weakened beyond the 150 mark against the US dollar

Currencies

Amundi to abrdn see emerging-market currencies on cusp of rally

'For the most part, high-yield currencies will outperform'

Currencies

Singapore dollar is new short as Asian haven falls from favour

The bearish tilt for the Singapore dollar is a complete turnaround from last year
The year's big yen short set for a dramatic u-turn in 2023 - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Currencies

The year's big yen short set for a dramatic u-turn in 2023

A stronger yen would potentially siphoning hundreds of billions in dollars of capital back to Japan

Currencies

Pound drops to record low as UK signals more tax cuts

The size of the pound’s intra-day decline on Monday was the biggest since March 2020

Tong's Portfolio

Is the falling value of the ringgit a cyclical or secular trend?

As we wrote earlier, a weaker domestic currency comes at a cost of its own.

Investing strategies

Will central banks continue to buy gold?

Purchasing is likely to continue through at least the end of 2022
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