Malaysia asks foreign banks to stop trading offshore ringgit NDFs
Hong Kong
FOREIGN banks have been asked to make a written commitment to Malaysia's central bank to stop trading the ringgit in the offshore non-deliverable forwards (NDF) market in the bank's latest move to protect a weakening currency, banking sources said.
Foreign banks have been sent a form letter to sign, which asks them for an "unconditional representation and commitment" to stop trading in any offshore Malaysian ringgit non-deliverable forwards or offshore derivatives.
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