not really. it means tat ppl from sg can buy us product cheaper. but it also mean sg product exported to other country is more expansive.Originally posted by SoulDivine:So can I assume that this is a good signThe more it drops the better it is for us
Like P-membership ah?Originally posted by FireIce:USD drop is good
i can buy more things online![]()
no. fuel gets more expensive as USD drops and transportation;pub bills gotta increase..Originally posted by SoulDivine:So can I assume that this is a good signThe more it drops the better it is for us
Does not necessarily mean you can buy more things, last time the USD dropped I checked out the price of this book I wanted to get in Amazon, after the depreciation of the USD, they corrected (increase) the price of the book in USD.Originally posted by FireIce:USD drop is good
i can buy more things online![]()
X2Originally posted by maskedangel:depends on how u view it bah. .
Like FIFI say, can buy more stuff online.
but on deeper thought, lesser visitors and stuff, which mayb bad for our economy
Wait a minute...SG does not export much products anymore. SG is more of a service-based economy country. As such, we won't suffer much losses, right? The west still need to pass by Port of Singapore to go to the east and vice versa. So, they pay the a higher valued price. Correct me if i'm wrongOriginally posted by rebound:not really. it means tat ppl from sg can buy us product cheaper. but it also mean sg product exported to other country is more expansive.
one of the reason why china was able to do so well is because their low value currency.
increased cost of production as well as human labour cost driving away investors?Originally posted by simnatic:Wait a minute...SG does not export much products anymore. SG is more of a service-based economy country. As such, we won't suffer much losses, right? The west still need to pass by Port of Singapore to go to the east and vice versa. So, they pay the a higher valued price. Correct me if i'm wrong
who say. those that have factory here how? sgd increase and usd decrease, means cost of production for companies especially american ones will increase. then they move to prc howOriginally posted by simnatic:Wait a minute...SG does not export much products anymore. SG is more of a service-based economy country. As such, we won't suffer much losses, right? The west still need to pass by Port of Singapore to go to the east and vice versa. So, they pay the a higher valued price. Correct me if i'm wrong