Singapore, 5 November 2021…Bank Indonesia (BI) and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today announced the extension of the USD10 billion bilateral financial arrangement to 4 November 2022. This arrangement has been endorsed by Indonesian President Joko Widodo and Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, and will continue to support monetary and financial stability in both countries amid the on-going recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Singapore, 5 November 2021…Bank Indonesia (BI) and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today announced the extension of the USD10 billion bilateral financial arrangement to 4 November 2022. This arrangement has been endorsed by Indonesian President Joko Widodo and Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, and will continue to support monetary and financial stability in both countries amid the on-going recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Measure to avoid harvested by printing many many dollars

Measure to avoid harvested by printing many many dollars

KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 23): Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) and the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) have renewed their bilateral currency swap arrangement for another five years under an unchanged RM110 billion (180 billion yuan) scheme to reinforce the ongoing cooperation between the two central banks, BNM said on Tuesday (Nov 23).

In a statement, BNM said the first bilateral currency swap agreement between BNM and the PBoC was established in 2009.

BNM governor Tan Sri Nor Shamsiah Mohd Yunus said in the statement: "The swap arrangement supports settlement of regional trade and investment in the local currency, as well as promotes regional financial stability.”

KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 23): Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) and the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) have renewed their bilateral currency swap arrangement for another five years under an unchanged RM110 billion (180 billion yuan) scheme to reinforce the ongoing cooperation between the two central banks, BNM said on Tuesday (Nov 23).

In a statement, BNM said the first bilateral currency swap agreement between BNM and the PBoC was established in 2009.

BNM governor Tan Sri Nor Shamsiah Mohd Yunus said in the statement: "The swap arrangement supports settlement of regional trade and investment in the local currency, as well as promotes regional financial stability.”

Huawei Meng Wanzhou case at Canada because of us pressure.

UK banned Huawei because of 'US pressure': former minister
The ban had nothing to do with national security, says Sir Vince Cable
News Desk | January 13, 2022

UK banned Huawei because of 'US pressure': former minister
The ban had nothing to do with national security, says Sir Vince Cable
News Desk | January 13, 2022

Us have many many gadgets on their toolbox. Against you either sanctions, forced labor act, us supremacy or us military supremacy.

Us is the master. Western countries is us pets. Master doing that, their pets also follow the master command. Just like us command canada over huawei cases in Canada.

Supermax falls after Canada terminated glove supply contract on forced labour allegations
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Supermax falls after Canada terminated glove supply contract on forced labour allegations
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Supermax falls after Canada terminated glove supply contract on forced labour allegations
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January 19, 2022 11:31 am +08

Inflation made purchasing power weakening and money became worthless

Then let us get the advantage of buying gloves from our gloves companies at cheaper price as ringgit weakening. People can harvest gloves companies with the dollar printing policy. By this, us can pass their country inflation to Malaysia by import export activities.

Transportation cost will increased such fuels for vessels and aeroplane rise as crude oil rise. Unless the gloves can deliver using magic aeroplane and magic vessels to deliver the product around the world especially to us, than fuel prices hikes will not affect gloves company

Ringgit movement will affect the price of gloves exported. Us can use dollar harvest to get cheaper gloves as ringgit weaken. Increase gloves price.

Brent oil will not affect the gloves company but will affect the ringgit value as Malaysia is oil exporter nation.

To prevent from being harvested by them, increase the gloves price. If foreign exchange rate increase 3%, then increase the gloves price 3% to tally the difference in foreign exchange rate.

Gloves company can earned more by price hike of gloves as usd increase.

Usd growing high high and us can purchase gloves with cheaper prices as foreign exchange rate increase high high.

Usd growing high high and us can purchase gloves with cheaper prices as foreign exchange rate increase high high.

2022 and 2023 is the years of harvesting us dollar around the world. Harvested is use to fuelling us economy and use to buy goods internationally at cheaper prices.

Real life version of Farmville, plant and harvest usd and use the earned usd to trade and buy goods in stores (worldwide).

Printing (planting) more and more usd in 2020 to 2021. In 2022, taper (water) and interest hike (fertiliser) untill inflation high (plant grown up) and ready to harvest all usd in the world in order to buy goods around the world.

Printing (planting) more and more usd in 2020 to 2021. In 2022, taper (water) and interest hike (fertiliser) untill inflation high (plant grown up) and ready to harvest all usd in the world in order to buy goods around the world.

Printing (planting) more and more usd in 2020 to 2021. In 2022, taper (water) and interest hike (fertiliser) untill inflation high (plant grown up) and ready to harvest all usd in the world in order to buy goods around the world.

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Oil prices could hit US$100 as demand outstrips supply, analysts say

LONDON (Jan 12): Oil prices that rallied 50% in 2021 will power further ahead this year, analysts predict, saying a lack of production capacity and limited investment in the sector could lift crude above US$100 a barrel.

Oil prices could hit US$100 as demand outstrips supply, analysts say

LONDON (Jan 12): Oil prices that rallied 50% in 2021 will power further ahead this year, analysts predict, saying a lack of production capacity and limited investment in the sector could lift crude above US$100 a barrel.

Oil prices could hit US$100 as demand outstrips supply, analysts say

LONDON (Jan 12): Oil prices that rallied 50% in 2021 will power further ahead this year, analysts predict, saying a lack of production capacity and limited investment in the sector could lift crude above US$100 a barrel.

U.S. Inflation Hit 7% in December, Fastest Pace Since 1982
Consumer price rise exceeded 6% year over year for third straight month

U.S. Inflation Hit 7% in December, Fastest Pace Since 1982
Consumer price rise exceeded 6% year over year for third straight month

Print more usd, inflation 6.8%. Print more, inflation 7%. Print many many usd, inflation 9%,10%.......%
How to settle the debt? Borrow new debt to pay old debt.

Print more usd, inflation 6.8%. Print more, inflation 7%. Print many many usd, inflation 9%,10%.......%
How to settle the debt? Borrow new debt to pay old debt.

Print more usd, inflation 6.8%. Print more, inflation 7%. Print many many usd, inflation 9%,10%.......%
How to settle the debt? Borrow new debt to pay old debt.

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Gold Price Forecast: XAU/USD eyes $1,831 and US inflation – Confluence Detector

Gold gains as dollar retreats after U.S. inflation data

Jan 13 (Reuters) - Gold firmed on Wednesday as data showing U.S. inflation was within expectations dented the dollar and prompted buying from investors who seemed to have priced in the Federal Reserve's likely interest rate hike trajectory.

Gold gains as dollar retreats after U.S. inflation data

Jan 13 (Reuters) - Gold firmed on Wednesday as data showing U.S. inflation was within expectations dented the dollar and prompted buying from investors who seemed to have priced in the Federal Reserve's likely interest rate hike trajectory.

Gold gains as dollar retreats after U.S. inflation data

Jan 13 (Reuters) - Gold firmed on Wednesday as data showing U.S. inflation was within expectations dented the dollar and prompted buying from investors who seemed to have priced in the Federal Reserve's likely interest rate hike trajectory.

Gold gains as dollar retreats after U.S. inflation data

Jan 13 (Reuters) - Gold firmed on Wednesday as data showing U.S. inflation was within expectations dented the dollar and prompted buying from investors who seemed to have priced in the Federal Reserve's likely interest rate hike trajectory.

U.S. inflation rises to another 40-year high of 7%

Higher than previous month's high of 6.8% and in line with expectations

U.S. inflation rises to another 40-year high of 7%

Higher than previous month's high of 6.8% and in line with expectations

US inflation jumped 7% in December as prices rise at rates unseen in decades
December is the seventh consecutive month in which inflation topped 5%, a blow to the Biden administration and Federal Reserve

Lauren Aratani
Wed 12 Jan 2022 08.56 EST
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The price of goods and services in the US continue to rise at rates unseen in decades, jumping 7% in December compared to the same month last year – the seventh consecutive month in which inflation has topped 5%.

US inflation jumped 7% in December as prices rise at rates unseen in decades
December is the seventh consecutive month in which inflation topped 5%, a blow to the Biden administration and Federal Reserve

Lauren Aratani
Wed 12 Jan 2022 08.56 EST
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The price of goods and services in the US continue to rise at rates unseen in decades, jumping 7% in December compared to the same month last year – the seventh consecutive month in which inflation has topped 5%.

US inflation jumped 7% in December as prices rise at rates unseen in decades
December is the seventh consecutive month in which inflation topped 5%, a blow to the Biden administration and Federal Reserve

Lauren Aratani
Wed 12 Jan 2022 08.56 EST
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The price of goods and services in the US continue to rise at rates unseen in decades, jumping 7% in December compared to the same month last year – the seventh consecutive month in which inflation has topped 5%.