Analysts expect the Malaysian ringgit to trade between 4.05 and 4.10 per US dollar through the end of 2026. They cite US safe-haven demand and possible further Federal Reserve rate hikes as pressures, while Malaysia’s economic fundamentals and trade surplus are expected to limit further weakness.
A broadly stable ringgit implies limited near-term currency-driven changes in Malaysia’s import costs for feed ingredients. The forecast points to a neutral outlook for the US dollar/ringgit exchange rate.
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