At odds over ringgit trading in S’pore


Strong reaction: Bank Negara Malaysia, headed by Governor Datuk Muhammad Ibrahim (above) chose to express its anger against Singapore

Malaysia is disappointed with close neighbour Singapore for launching offshore ringgit futures that could derail its efforts to stem ringgit speculation

ALTHOUGH the Singapore Stock Exchange (SGX) and the republic’s Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) launched the ringgit futures trade last month, Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) chose to protest against this unfriendly move on Aug 9 – Singapore’s national day.

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