not downtrend yet, still above MA200, the price now is near to the lower of Bollinger band, looks oversold position, may rebound soon. 1st support at 2.85
@tradminator When BNM cut interest rate, ringgit will weaken. However, due to Brexit, large amount of foreign fund is looking place to invest. This suggested why ringgit still strengthen when bnm cut interest rate. A lot of people underlook Malaysia economy due to its political instability.
@tradminator you are right but I do believe they will diversify their investment. Prior to interest rate hike in December 2015, a lot of foreign fund already invested in USD.
Liihen does not affected by the Ringgit either weak or strong. It pegged towards the USD. That's what i understand from previous AGM. Correct me if I'm wrong
Let put it in another word, if Liihen can produce an EPS even greater than its previous quarter (even though i highly doubt it can do that). Hahaha :-)
If it really produce EPS worse than last year, just cut loss.
Wooden furniture export (Jan - April) rose 12.9% when compared to corresponding period for last year. He predicts that this year total export sales will exceed RM1bil.
The growth of sales (first quarter) with respect to countries such as Philippines(55%), China(54.5%), Thailand(38.8%), and India(42.7%) and traditional markets such as US, Europe and Japan at range 20% - 30%.
Cooperation between Malaysia and China in furniture trade
It has been reported that Chinese government has contributed finance for the construction of the Kuala Lumpur-Singapore high-speed railway. The Malaysian Ministry of Transportation plans to focus on expanding rail and port capacity in support of development of exports to China and the rest of the world.
According to China Customs, the value of China’s wooden furniture imports from Malaysia rose 12% to US$12.9 million, ranked seventh among the countries shipping furniture to China.
According to government sources Malaysia expects to export wooden furniture worth over RM10 billion in 2016. The market in China has been identified as a priority for Malaysian furniture exporters.
According to Cai Chuncai, President of the Malaysian Furniture Association, the value of Malaysian furniture exports to China in 2014 was RM103.7 million and rose to RM144.4 million in 2015, a year on year increase of 39%. China has become one of Malaysian top 10 furniture exporters, ranking fourteenth in 2014 and tenth in 2015.
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Posted by gwansoo > 2016-07-08 14:38 | Report Abuse
Well, I think they do consider SGD as safety haven.
http://www.fxnewscall.com/singapore-dollar-rise-from-brexit-worries-central-bank-mas-monetary-easing-expected/1943202/