Ringgit retreats to open lower against US dollar


KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit retreated from yesterday’s gains to open lower against the US dollar today on a cautious mode, despite the weaker performance of the greenback.

The US dollar weakened on the back of the rising of risk appetite, which was boosted by stable crude oil prices, and positive news of the COVID-19 vaccines, dealers said.

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