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The Singdollar rose to a record high of RM3.44 per S$1 on 8 June – making shopping and dining trips across the Causeway very attractive. But is a stronger SingDollar always better for the average consumer? What about investment? Enya Rodrigues, research analyst at ValueChampion, analyzes this.
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The Singdollar rose to a record high of RM3.44 per S$1 on 8 June – making shopping and dining trips across the Causeway very attractive. But is a stronger SingDollar always better for the average consumer? What about investment? Enya Rodrigues, research analyst at ValueChampion, analyzes this.









