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Bloomberg reports the Malaysian ringgit is on course to beat Asian peers for a second straight year. Strategists expect fiscal consolidation and a likely stable central bank policy next year to support the currency, with AI-related investment cited as a driver.
This is a currency outlook rather than a new supply or demand event. It signals continued ringgit strength, which slightly lowers the ringgit cost of Malaysian palm oil exports.
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