
Ringgit Remains Firm Supported by Strong Macroeconomic Fundamentals Against Dollar
The ringgit maintains resilience amid US dollar hawkishness, with MBSB analysts forecasting a strengthening trend toward RM4.03 by year-end.

The ringgit maintains resilience amid US dollar hawkishness, with MBSB analysts forecasting a strengthening trend toward RM4.03 by year-end.

The Malaysian ringgit remains strong near a seven-week high, influenced by US interest rates and regional currency fluctuations.

The ringgit strengthened to 3.1775 against the Singapore dollar on Wednesday, its third straight daily gain against the city-state's currency.

The ringgit strengthened against the US dollar as confidence in Malaysia’s economic fundamentals and technology-related investment inflows supported the local currency.

The latest available Bank Negara Malaysia reference rates for October 26 had placed the US dollar at RM4.0855.

Ringgit closed flat against the US dollar as investors stayed cautious ahead of next week’s Federal Reserve meeting.

Malaysia’s stronger-than-expected 5.3% third-quarter GDP growth is expected to support the ringgit and boost economic confidence.

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