Malaysia's ringgit remained resilient in July despite a weaker US dollar, though analysts expect near-term pressure from market volatility, geopolitical uncertainty and persistent expectations…
Ringgit expected to trade 4.07–4.09 next week, guided by US data releases and Fed outlook, with mixed performance regionally.
Ringgit rises for second day, supported by trade strength, though geopolitical risks and oil prices remain key concerns.
The ringgit recovered against the dollar as the Fed's softened outlook eased pressure on emerging currencies.
The ringgit recovered against the dollar as the Fed's softened outlook eased pressure on emerging currencies.
Improved sentiment boosts Malaysia’s currency outlook.
The Malaysian ringgit shows mixed performance against regional currencies due to stronger US dollar and economic uncertainty.
Ringgit opens slightly higher amid cautious sentiment.
Positive export performance boosts confidence in Malaysia’s economy.
Ringgit opens slightly higher amid cautious global market sentiment.
The Malaysian ringgit strengthened against the US dollar due to improved sentiment, but remains vulnerable to external factors influencing volatility.
The ringgit weakened against the US dollar amid global market uncertainty.
The Malaysian ringgit strengthened against the US dollar due to high global oil prices influenced by geopolitical tensions in West Asia.
The ringgit strengthened against the US dollar and other major currencies amid improving market sentiment.
MUFG projects ringgit to strengthen to 3.7000 by end-2026, citing ICT-led investment inflows, macro stability and investor confidence.
The US Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged, citing balanced inflation and labour risks, while dollar weakness offers room for ringgit appreciation and limited impact…
