Oil price on the mend but not ringgit


Economists unravel reasons behind divergence

WHEN we compare the ringgit to currencies such as the Egyptian pound, the British pound and the Turkish lira, then perhaps we don’t feel so bad about the ringgit’s performance in 2016.

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