Ringgit to stay firm against the US dollar


AmBank group chief economist and AmBank Research head Anthony Dass attributed this to the continued weakness in the US dollar, which he said would provide positive impetus for the local currency’s strength.

PETALING JAYA: The ringgit is expected to stay firm against the US dollar at the 4.07-4.10 levels by year-end.

AmBank group chief economist and AmBank Research head Anthony Dass attributed this to the continued weakness in the US dollar, which he said would provide positive impetus for the local currency’s strength.

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