The worst may be over for the ringgit


PETALING JAYA: After a period of volatility and depreciation, signs are emerging for the ringgit to gradually strengthen in the coming months.

Factors such as shifting market sentiment, the United States economic conditions and proactive policy measures by Bank Negara are cited as key drivers for a more positive outlook for the local unit.

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