Ringgit’s immediate prospects bright as foreign inflows rise


PETALING JAYA: The ringgit’s recent appreciation is often dismissed as a by-product of weakness in the US dollar, a view that misses the broader context, says Kenanga Research.

In a report, the research house observed that foreign inflows into the Malaysian capital market are rising, underpinned by Bank Negara’s steady policy, a sustained trade surplus and a relatively stable macroeconomic backdrop.

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