Ringgit more sensitive to commodity price movement than Asian peers, say experts


KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit is far more sensitive to the movement of commodity prices than its Asian peers, said Employees Provident Fund chief strategy officer Nurhisham Hussein.

In an interview with Bernama recently, he shared his views regarding the weakness of the ringgit and equities market.

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