Malaysia's forex market more efficient now


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PETALING JAYA: Bank Negara says there are encouraging signs of improvement in the balance of demand and supply of foreign currency that has resulted in a more efficient foreign-exchange (forex) market.

This is following the implementation of several initiatives, including the requirement that exporters convert 75% of their earnings back to ringgit.

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