
Bank Negara Malaysia said it would intensify measures to attract foreign-exchange inflows, including repatriation incentives and engagement with government-linked companies. The ringgit traded little changed at 4.1420 per dollar after the statement, and it had become Asia's worst-performing currency in June.
Stronger currency defence could limit further increases in the local cost of dollar-priced feed imports in Malaysia. Analysts described the recent ringgit weakness as excessive, but the effect on prices depends on future Fed moves.
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