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Customers count their ringgit notes outside a money changer at the central business district in Singapore in this August 25, 2015 file photo. Foreign investors could pull up to another billion dollars out of embattled Malaysia's bond markets in the week of September 29, 2015, pushing the country a step closer to a currency reserves crisis that would send shudders across the region. Picture taken August 25, 2015. REUTERS/Edgar Su/Files

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