More upside likely for the ringgit


PETALING JAYA: For months, the ringgit has been stuck in the “RM4.40-range trap” against the US dollar, with no clear recovery in sight.

However, the currency is finally exiting the trap, all thanks to US president Donald Trump’s tariff bazooka and his latest verbal assault on Federal Reserve (Fed) chair Jerome Powell.

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