Effective Date: 28/12/2023Foreign Exchange Rates Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia Berhad These are indicative rates and should not be construed to be applicable for any specific transaction. Published rate as 10/01/2025 9:09:30 AM The below are indicative rates and subject to change. UNIT ...
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Today I would like to share about fixed deposit rate or we used to call the FD interest rate in Malaysia. FD is a low-risk investment tool with a certain amount of interest. Usually, we keep a fixed amount of money with a bank over a period of time on which we can earn some money...
Bank Name Product Name Minimum Deposit Interest/Profit Rate Profit on RM10,000 Depositor’s Insurance Agrobank Agrobank Fixed Deposit Return Investment Account-i RM1,000 3.05% RM76.25 Malaysian Government India International Bank India International Bank Fixed Deposit RM1,000 2.95% RM73.75 PIDM Ban...
Malaysia Exchange Rate against USD averaged 4.512 (USD/MYR) in May 2023, compared with 4.424 USD/MYR in the previous month.
Bank Statements Showing proof of liquid assets and income. Proof of Income. Proof of the required fixed deposit placed in a Malaysian bank. A police clearance certificate or a letter of good conduct from the relevant authorities in your home country, showing that you have no criminal record. ...
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Affin Bank Fixed Deposit Promotion Promotion Period: Start from now Minimum deposit: RM500 Tenure: 12 months and above Effective rate: 3.90% pa (12 months) 3.90% pa (more than 12 months) Conditions: Fresh Funds only and must deposit over the bank counter ...
The ringgit was initially pegged at a fixed exchange rate against the USD as a means to cope with its significant depreciation after the Asian financial crisis of 1997. The central bank decided to abandon the peg for a floating exchange rate system in the summer of 2005. The ringgit gradually...
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