
Economists urged the Malaysian government to support households and businesses hit by the declining ringgit, as higher import costs reduce consumer purchasing power. The ringgit depreciation was attributed mainly to dollar strength driven by aggressive Fed tightening, which has caused capital outflows from emerging markets.
A weaker ringgit raises the cost of imported goods, including feed ingredients, for Malaysian buyers. The call for policy support does not change commodity supply or demand.
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