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$100 oil and higher US yields create divergent pressures for Southeast Asian currencies

Oil near $100 a barrel and US Treasury yields near 5% are affecting Singapore’s dollar, Malaysia’s ringgit and other ASEAN currencies differently. The item indicates regional financial pressure linked to energy costs and interest-rate differentials.

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Sustained oil and yield shocks could raise inflation, borrowing costs and currency volatility across Southeast Asia.

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  1. Why US$100 oil, 5% US yields affect Singdollar, ringgit differently vs other Asean currencies ↗businesstimes.com.sg · Recorded source date: Sep 16, 2026, 5:01 AM UTC

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