Malaysia Ringgit Foreign Exchange Rate since Year 1998
This is the average Malaysia Ringgit foreign exchange rate since year 1998 from Malaysia Income Revenue Board (IRB).
The average US dollar to Malaysia Ringgit (RM) exchange rate since year 1998 from the above chart information is as below,
1998 - 2.9122
1999 - 3.9177
2000/py - 3.8000
2000/cy - 3.8000
2001 - 3.8000
2002 - 3.8000
2003 - 3.8000
2004 - 3.8000
2005 - 3.8034
2006 - 3.7043
2007 - 3.4721
2008 -3.3657
2009 - 3.5590
At this moment, the Ringgit Malaysia has strengthen to around 1 US dollar to RM 3.20. Is the strengthened of the Ringgit Malaysia one of the factor that contribute to the current high Bursa Malaysia Composite Index (CI)?
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The average US dollar to Malaysia Ringgit (RM) exchange rate since year 1998 from the above chart information is as below,
1998 - 2.9122
1999 - 3.9177
2000/py - 3.8000
2000/cy - 3.8000
2001 - 3.8000
2002 - 3.8000
2003 - 3.8000
2004 - 3.8000
2005 - 3.8034
2006 - 3.7043
2007 - 3.4721
2008 -3.3657
2009 - 3.5590
At this moment, the Ringgit Malaysia has strengthen to around 1 US dollar to RM 3.20. Is the strengthened of the Ringgit Malaysia one of the factor that contribute to the current high Bursa Malaysia Composite Index (CI)?
Subscribe to Fortune Sense for automatic delivery to you.
Connect via Facebook, Twitter or Google Friend Connect.
Related Information:
High Income Economy Countries
Malaysia New Economic Model (NEM)
Rule of 100
Two Different Lifestyle of Two Person Who Earned RM 20k per Month
Immediate Purchasing Power or Delayed Purchasing Power
Why The Rich is Getting Richer?
Refinance Factors
Definition of Guaranteed Fund and Capital Protected Fund
Return on Equity
Income Investing Stocks Strategy
Time Value of Money
What are Assets, Liabilities and Net Worth?
How Should You Buy Stocks
Impact Of Inflation
Buying Cash or Taking Loan
Rule of 72
Millionaire EPF Saving Members
Date: 2010-04-13 22:03:00
Source: Malaysia Ringgit Foreign Exchange Rate since Year 1998
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