Ringgit undervalued but forex not sole factor influencing EPF decisions


SHAH ALAM: The ringgit is fundamentally undervalued but foreign exchange rates is not the only factor influencing decisions on buying and selling Employees Provident Fund (EPF) assets, says its chief executive officer Ahmad Zulqarnain Onn,.

"Our house view on ringgit is that it is fundamentally undervalued," he said during a press conference after the EPF's 2023 Financial Performance Briefing here on Sunday (March 3).

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