
Singaporeans are taking more trips to Malaysia because the weak ringgit makes spending there cheaper, and this has created a shortage of ringgit in Singapore. Malaysians are demanding answers about the currency's poor performance.
An economist linked the weakness partly to a less aggressive Malaysian monetary policy.
Currency-driven shifts in cross-border spending have little direct effect on feed commodity supply or demand. The story reflects the wider currency weakness with no direct price impact.
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