Ringgit opens higher as US govt shutdown averted


KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit opened higher today after the United States (US) averted government shutdown, suggesting improved risk appetite sentiment, leading to a weaker US dollar.

The US avoided a government shutdown after the Senate approved a Republican-backed measure last Friday to fund the government for the next six months.

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