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    be careful with DBS, they have a tendency to say one thing and do the other

    you might get a nice surprise for the conversion

    probably won't be much anyway if they do the double conversion, maybe 2% total

    try and learn and let us know,

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    Thanks B Fly !

    After your warning called again and talked to a manager within the department , Daniel who informed me as they do not deal with Baht it MUST FIRST be converted to $Sing and then USD or what ever.

    He recommended to me to convert prior to transfer which was a big question

    SO who selling best rates.


    And it's even lower than when I began researching several weeks ago.

    25 predicted !!! Mmmmm
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    don't think it will go 25 immediately, it seems to be stable around 29.5

    the US is trying to repatriate capital by inverting the J-Curve for exporting countries,

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    Quote Originally Posted by Butterfly View Post
    don't think it will go 25 immediately, it seems to be stable around 29.5

    the US is trying to repatriate capital by inverting the J-Curve for exporting countries,
    Is that good or bad, from what I read majority dont agree?
    Good means USD will be stronger!

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    ^ in that case bad, reverting the J-curve means that the THB will be so strong that all exports will stop and inflation will collapse in those countries, basically deflation. It creates a crisis, like in 1997, but reversed.

    What the Fed is doing is quite "bold", instead of rising key interest rates, they are rebooting the whole system

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