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The ringgit ended weaker against the US dollar at 4.4855/4870 after China cut its five-year loan prime rate by 15 basis points. Brent crude was down 0.59% at US$96.15 per barrel, and the yuan hit its lowest level since September 2020.
China's rate cut and a weaker yuan weigh on regional currencies, which raises dollar-priced import costs for Malaysian feed buyers and signals softer Chinese demand.
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