Malaysian moneychangers await instructions from India


KUALA LUMPUR: Moneychangers nationwide will no longer buy or sell Rs500 or Rs1,000 (RM32 or RM65) notes, pending instructions from India.

The Malaysian Association of Money Services Business (MAMSB) said it had yet to receive clear guidelines from the Indian High Commission here and advised customers trying to exchange their notes, which were no longer legal tender since Wednesday, to wait.

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