The Malaysian ringgit strengthened against ASEAN peers but eased against the US dollar as global uncertainties persisted. …
The Ringgit opened stronger at RM4.2235 against the US dollar amid the ongoing US government shutdown. Analysts expect cautious trading as global uncertainties linger.…
Read MoreMalaysia’s ringgit is on track to hit its strongest level since 2018, driven by resilient fundamentals and robust consumer spending. Fiscal discipline and targeted support for SMEs are key to sustaining momentum.…
Read MoreNetizens on X are sharing that the Japanese Yen is dropping against the Malaysian Ringgit. Some suggested that this is the best time to travel to Japan.…
Read MoreThe Ringgit strengthened early Wednesday ahead of US labour data.…
Read MoreIn 1967, Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei agreed to keep their currencies equal. Only Brunei and Singapore still uphold this pact today.…
Read MoreThe ringgit climbed to 4.21 against the US dollar after softer US inflation boosted rate cut expectations. Analysts expect the currency to hold steady in the RM4.20–RM4.23 range.…
Read MoreThe ringgit rebounded against the US dollar following signs of easing US inflation. Investors are hopeful that the Federal Reserve may soon lower interest rates.…
Read MoreA TikTok user revealed intricate details of a RM50 note under a magnifying lens, impressing netizens. The video showcased hidden faces and crowds in the note's texture. It quickly went viral with 791K views in 5 days. …
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