Ringgit seen rebounding from 19-year low


Local currency is bottoming, says top banker

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s ringgit is set to rebound from a 19-year low as official measures to boost demand for the currency kick in, according to a top banker and member of the central bank’s financial markets committee.

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