ringgit

BMI Research forecasts the ringgit to strengthen and reach RM3.55 against the greenback by the end of 2025.

A plausible story can triple current account surplus and double net forex reserves.

Bank Negara is unlikely to heavily defend the ringgit, given its 'moderate level of foreign-exchange reserves'

'The recent performance of the ringgit, similar to other regional currencies, has been influenced by external factors'

Relying on oil to fund persistent operating deficit is neither wise nor sustainable

As a matter of public policy, repatriating domestic savings and reinvesting the money locally make perfect sense.

Why is there such a contrast between public articulation, by economists, analysts and the media, and the actions of smart money?

“The flexibility of the ringgit will continue to benefit the Malaysian economy."

It is understood that Bank Negara Malaysia is delaying the release of its much-anticipated guidance on the economy that traditionally accompanies its annual report, owing to the ongoing movement control order (MCO) that has been extended to April 14.

(Aug 17): Malaysia's central bank said on Friday exporters will no longer be obligated to convert most of their proceeds into ringgit, relaxing a rule introduced in 2016 to boost onshore trading of the currency.