A stronger ringgit may be good for imports and help lower costs of inputs for domestic businesses, but may not necessarily ...

The ringgit climbed to another new high at today’s closing, touching 4.0615, the strongest level last seen in early March ...

The local note advances to 4.0425/4.0540, extending the emerging market currencies' rally against the greenback.

The ringgit extended its rally on Boxing Day (Dec 26) to reach a five-year high against the US dollar. At 8am, the ringgit ...

Travellers capitalise on the favourable exchange rate for holidays after the currency hit a five-year high against the US ...

The ringgit continued its upward momentum on Monday, opening higher for the 12th consecutive session ahead of a ...

“Export conversion, portfolio inflows and corporate hedging activity continue to favour the ringgit, creating a persistent supply of US dollars in the local market.

Pakistani rupee gains for the 69th straight day against the US dollar, closing at Rs. 280.15, despite losses against other ...

The ringgit's rally against the greenback is expected to boost profit prospects for import-heavy domestic industries, while ...

In an ever-changing global economic landscape, the Malaysian ringgit is poised for steady medium-term gains, according to recent insights from Kenanga Research. The report highlights the ringgit's ...

The Malaysian ringgit has opened slightly higher against the US dollar, currently standing at the 4.08 level. This increase is largely attributed to expectations surrounding a sof ...

Malaysia’s trade data due Dec 19 may provide a further catalyst if it confirms continued strength in the nation’s tech exports Read more at The Business Times.