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The ringgit strengthened to 4.0390/0420 against the US dollar in early trade on Feb 24 from 4.0420/0450 the previous day. Brent rose 0.2% to US$65.37 a barrel on supply concerns, and Fed chair Jerome Powell said the central bank would keep its growth-supporting policy.
A firmer ringgit and higher oil prices can lift Malaysian palm oil costs, which feeds into vegetable oil and feed fat pricing. The move is small and routine.
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