Malaysian ringgit, currencies, to trade in volatile mode amid Covid-19 fears


FXTM Market Analyst Han Tan said global investors will be looking out for further signs of the economic carnage caused by COVID-19, while awaiting data on Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), retail spending and external trade figures expected to be announced next week.

KUALA LUMPUR: The local note is expected to trade in volatile mode in line with other emerging market (EM) currencies as the global economy continues to be under pressure as COVID-19 fears continue to grip global markets.

FXTM Market Analyst Han Tan said global investors will be looking out for further signs of the economic carnage caused by COVID-19, while awaiting data on Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), retail spending and external trade figures expected to be announced next week.

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