Dr M says re-pegging the ringgit is one way to stabilise it


PUTRAJAYA: The ringgit has weakened despite strong economic fundamentals and Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad says political factors may have played a part.

“We are told that our economic fundamentals are strong but the ringgit is declining in value; it could have been caused by politics,” the former prime minister said.

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