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The ringgit has eased 0.73% from its strongest level this year of 4.1930 on July 1, though it gained 0.52% against the dollar in the prior week and is up about 6% year to date. Regional fund managers are showing early tactical inflows into Malaysian markets.
Stronger ringgit and foreign inflows reduce the local cost of dollar-denominated feed imports. Analysts caution that the inflows are tentative and not yet a durable trend.
nst.com.myDIYANA ISAMUDINJul 28, 2025Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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