SINGAPORE – Investors are capitalising on the Singapore dollar’s surging value to buy other currencies but there is a risk they could get caught out once volatile foreign exchange markets settle down.
The Singdollar’s strength has made some other currencies seem relatively cheap, sparking a rush into foreign currency fixed deposits (FDs) at local banks.
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