Economists say that recent U.S. Supreme Court limits on unilateral tariff authority could improve global market sentiment — potentially boosting Malaysia’s export performance, capital markets and the ringgit’s outlook. Analysts said the ruling may reduce trade uncertainty and support regional economic resilience.
Malaysian ringgit and exports may gain after U.S. Supreme Court tariff curbs, say economists
The decision is expected to moderate fears of abrupt global tariff increases, which could otherwise have weighed on the export-dependent Malaysian economy, analysts added. Firms with strong export ties may see more stable demand from international partners as price pressures ease.
Market watchers noted that a more predictable global trade environment could strengthen investor confidence and help emerging-market currencies like the ringgit to weather external headwinds in 2026.
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