Growing optimism for the ringgit to strengthen in the second half


THE ringgit’s continued decline has certainly gotten many Malaysians worried about their livelihoods and lifestyle trends.

The question now is whether the ringgit will recover after having fallen to low levels over the week not seen since the 1997/98 Asian Financial crisis.

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