Daily ASEAN FX Monitor
Monitor the latest available ASEAN currency movement against the Malaysian Ringgit using official daily BNM middle-rate data. This dashboard covers all ASEAN member states, ranks available ASEAN currencies, and clearly identifies members whose currencies are not available in the BNM daily exchange-rate dataset.
Latest Daily ASEAN FX Movement Against MYR: 14 Oct 2026 1700
This dashboard compares the latest available BNM middle-rate session with 14 Oct 2026 1200. Comparison type: Intraday Comparison.
ASEAN Currency Ranking Against MYR
A positive percentage means the ASEAN currency strengthened against MYR compared with the previous available official BNM middle-rate session. A negative percentage means it weakened against MYR.
KHR — Cambodian Riel
IDR — Indonesian Rupiah
MMK — Myanmar Kyat
VND — Vietnamese Dong
PHP — Philippine Peso
BND — Brunei Dollar
SGD — Singapore Dollar
THB — Thai Baht
All ASEAN Members and Currency Coverage
Malaysia is the base currency and is not ranked against itself. Timor-Leste is listed as an ASEAN member but is not ranked as a separate ASEAN currency because it uses the US Dollar as legal tender. Other currencies are ranked only when they are available in the BNM daily exchange-rate dataset.
BND — Brunei Dollar
Included in live ranking
KHR — Cambodian Riel
Included in live ranking
IDR — Indonesian Rupiah
Included in live ranking
LAK — Lao Kip
Not available in BNM daily FX dataset
MYR — Malaysian Ringgit
Base currency — not ranked
MMK — Myanmar Kyat
Included in live ranking
PHP — Philippine Peso
Included in live ranking
SGD — Singapore Dollar
Included in live ranking
THB — Thai Baht
Included in live ranking
USD — US Dollar used as legal tender
ASEAN member included; USD not ranked in ASEAN currency ranking
VND — Vietnamese Dong
Included in live ranking
Why Daily ASEAN FX Movement Matters
ASEAN currency movement matters for Malaysian companies involved in regional trade, sourcing, exports, imports, logistics, warehousing, freight forwarding, supplier payments, and customer quotations. Even small daily currency movements can affect MYR payment pressure, regional pricing, freight estimates, overseas agency charges, and short-term settlement decisions.
This dashboard focuses on ASEAN currencies rather than all global currencies. It is useful for businesses dealing with Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Viet Nam, the Philippines, Brunei, Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, and Timor-Leste. Malaysia is included in the coverage note as the base currency, while Timor-Leste is included as an ASEAN member but not ranked as a separate ASEAN currency because it uses the US Dollar.
How to Use This Dashboard
Use this page to monitor the latest available ASEAN currency movement against MYR before confirming regional supplier payments, ASEAN customer quotations, freight charges, cross-border service costs, or regional settlement discussions. The dashboard automatically checks the latest available 0900, 1200, or 1700 BNM middle-rate session and compares it with the immediately previous available session.