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Malaysia ASEAN Currency Dashboard

Track ASEAN currency movement against the Malaysian Ringgit across all ASEAN member states, including Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste, and Viet Nam. This dashboard shows live rankings where BNM exchange-rate data is available and clearly identifies ASEAN currencies that are not available in the monthly dataset. This dashboard helps businesses monitor regional FX movement for Southeast Asia trade, sourcing, logistics, supplier payments, and cross-border settlement planning.

Latest ASEAN Currency Movement Against MYR: April 2025 to March 2026

This dashboard covers all ASEAN member states. Currencies available in the BNM monthly exchange-rate dataset are included in the live ranking. ASEAN member currencies not available in the dataset are listed separately for transparency.

ASEAN Members Covered 11 member states
Live Currency Rankings 9 currencies
Largest Regional Movement PHP — Philippine Peso
Strongest Latest Monthly Currency KHR — Cambodian Riel

ASEAN Currency Ranking Against MYR

The ranking is based on combined regional movement from latest monthly change, 3-month momentum, 12-month performance, and volatility.

Rank 1

PHP — Philippine Peso

Latest Monthly Direction Weakened against MYR — -1.42%
3-Month Momentum -4.55%
12-Month Performance -13.95%
Volatility 4.90%
Latest Month-End Rate 0.0665 MYR
Previous Month-End Rate 0.0675 MYR
Business Reading PHP is weakening on both latest monthly movement and 3-month momentum. This may reduce MYR payment pressure for regional imports.
Rank 2

IDR — Indonesian Rupiah

Latest Monthly Direction Strengthened against MYR — 2.59%
3-Month Momentum -5.11%
12-Month Performance -8.11%
Volatility 3.92%
Latest Month-End Rate 0.0002 MYR
Previous Month-End Rate 0.0002 MYR
Business Reading IDR shows mixed or moderate movement against MYR and should be reviewed together with actual transaction rates.
Rank 3

KHR — Cambodian Riel

Latest Monthly Direction Strengthened against MYR — 4.15%
3-Month Momentum -4.38%
12-Month Performance -6.51%
Volatility 3.19%
Latest Month-End Rate 0.0010 MYR
Previous Month-End Rate 0.0010 MYR
Business Reading KHR shows mixed or moderate movement against MYR and should be reviewed together with actual transaction rates.
Rank 4

MMK — Myanmar Kyat

Latest Monthly Direction Strengthened against MYR — 3.94%
3-Month Momentum -4.18%
12-Month Performance -6.50%
Volatility 3.10%
Latest Month-End Rate 0.0019 MYR
Previous Month-End Rate 0.0019 MYR
Business Reading MMK shows mixed or moderate movement against MYR and should be reviewed together with actual transaction rates.
Rank 5

USD — US Dollar

Latest Monthly Direction Strengthened against MYR — 3.94%
3-Month Momentum -4.16%
12-Month Performance -6.49%
Volatility 3.09%
Latest Month-End Rate 4.0375 MYR
Previous Month-End Rate 3.8845 MYR
Business Reading USD shows mixed or moderate movement against MYR and should be reviewed together with actual transaction rates.
Rank 6

VND — Vietnamese Dong

Latest Monthly Direction Strengthened against MYR — 2.68%
3-Month Momentum -3.40%
12-Month Performance -7.83%
Volatility 3.10%
Latest Month-End Rate 0.0002 MYR
Previous Month-End Rate 0.0001 MYR
Business Reading VND shows mixed or moderate movement against MYR and should be reviewed together with actual transaction rates.
Rank 7

THB — Thai Baht

Latest Monthly Direction Weakened against MYR — -2.02%
3-Month Momentum -3.44%
12-Month Performance -5.11%
Volatility 1.84%
Latest Month-End Rate 0.1227 MYR
Previous Month-End Rate 0.1252 MYR
Business Reading THB is weakening on both latest monthly movement and 3-month momentum. This may reduce MYR payment pressure for regional imports.
Rank 8

SGD — Singapore Dollar

Latest Monthly Direction Strengthened against MYR — 1.71%
3-Month Momentum -2.70%
12-Month Performance -5.30%
Volatility 2.48%
Latest Month-End Rate 3.1267 MYR
Previous Month-End Rate 3.0740 MYR
Business Reading SGD shows mixed or moderate movement against MYR and should be reviewed together with actual transaction rates.
Rank 9

BND — Brunei Dollar

Latest Monthly Direction Strengthened against MYR — 1.71%
3-Month Momentum -2.70%
12-Month Performance -5.30%
Volatility 2.48%
Latest Month-End Rate 3.1267 MYR
Previous Month-End Rate 3.0740 MYR
Business Reading BND shows mixed or moderate movement against MYR and should be reviewed together with actual transaction rates.

All ASEAN Members and Currency Coverage

Malaysia uses MYR as the base currency, so it is not ranked against itself. Timor-Leste is included through USD because the US Dollar is used as its official currency.

Brunei Darussalam
BND — Brunei Dollar
Included in live ranking
Cambodia
KHR — Cambodian Riel
Included in live ranking
Indonesia
IDR — Indonesian Rupiah
Included in live ranking
Lao PDR
LAK — Lao Kip
Not available in BNM monthly CSV
Malaysia
MYR — Malaysian Ringgit
Base currency
Myanmar
MMK — Myanmar Kyat
Included in live ranking
Philippines
PHP — Philippine Peso
Included in live ranking
Singapore
SGD — Singapore Dollar
Included in live ranking
Thailand
THB — Thai Baht
Included in live ranking
Timor-Leste
USD — US Dollar
Included in live ranking
Viet Nam
VND — Vietnamese Dong
Included in live ranking
Source: Official monthly exchange-rate data from data.gov.my, sourced from Bank Negara Malaysia. ASEAN membership list follows ASEAN’s published member-state list, which includes Timor-Leste from 26 October 2025. This dashboard is for general business comparison and does not represent actual transaction rates offered by banks, card providers, remittance services, money changers, or treasury desks.

Why ASEAN Currency Movement Matters

Malaysia trades actively with neighbouring ASEAN economies. Currency movement in Singapore Dollar, Thai Baht, Indonesian Rupiah, Vietnamese Dong, and Philippine Peso can affect regional sourcing costs, export receipts, cross-border payments, supplier quotations, freight charges, and regional business planning.

For importers, a stronger ASEAN currency may increase MYR payment pressure when buying from regional suppliers. For exporters, a stronger buyer currency may support MYR-equivalent receipts. For logistics companies, ASEAN FX movement can influence regional agency charges, trucking arrangements, port-related costs, and customer quotation discussions.

How to Use This Dashboard

Use this dashboard to compare recent ASEAN currency performance, 3-month momentum, 12-month movement, volatility, and latest month-end rates against MYR. It is especially useful when reviewing regional supplier payments, Southeast Asia shipment planning, cross-border quotations, and ASEAN customer or vendor exposure.

Data Notice: Exchange rate data is sourced from official monthly exchange-rate data published through data.gov.my and sourced from Bank Negara Malaysia. This dashboard is provided for general information and reference only. Actual bank, card, remittance, treasury, money changer, or commercial transaction rates may differ.