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Iran MOU Silence: Why MYR and SGD Are the Most Exposed Currencies If Oil Spikes Again

Iran MOU Silence: Why MYR and SGD Are the Most Exposed Currencies If Oil Spikes Again

Published on: 10/05/2026

Iran's 48-hour peace MOU deadline passed without response on May 8. Brent sits at $101 with an $85-$110+ range. Here's why MYR and SGD carry the most concentrated downside risk.

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