Seizing opportunities to support the sliding ringgit


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  • Tuesday, 04 Jul 2023

ASIAN stock markets and currencies continue to weaken at the back of risk appetite reduction in the context of murkier economic growth prospects in the region and the ongoing monetary policy tightening by the international central banks.

However, the ringgit appears to be the weakest in the Asian region (second weakest after the Japanese Yen).

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