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The ringgit weakened to 4.07 per US dollar, its fourth straight session of losses, as foreign investors sold Malaysian equities. Commerzbank said a slightly more hawkish Bank Negara Malaysia and resilient manufacturing should limit further declines.
Ringgit weakness is driven by portfolio flows rather than commodity supply, so it has minimal direct effect on feed prices. A weaker ringgit could slightly raise the local cost of imported feed.
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