Every BriefAsia story tagged Ringgit, newest first.
Currency watchers predict narrow trading band while monetary policy signals, domestic politics, and volatile crude markets create uncertainty for the coming week
Malaysia's currency strengthened versus the yen, euro, and pound despite fresh US trade measures targeting 60 economies
The benchmark index gained over three points to close at 1,714 as the ringgit held steady and cryptocurrency markets showed mixed performance.
Crude prices surge past $98 per barrel amid West Asia tensions, pushing the greenback higher and rattling Asian currencies.
The ringgit slipped modestly in morning trade as markets priced in higher odds of a September US rate hike, though energy export dynamics cushion downside risk
The currency gained ground against the dollar and regional peers as oil prices climbed 30 percent in three weeks, promising hundreds of millions in additional government revenue.
Bursa Malaysia retreated sharply Wednesday while the ringgit gained ground against the dollar, reflecting divergent investor sentiment across asset classes
The Kuala Lumpur-based chain opened 91 new outlets in FY26 and plans another 100 this year, riding consumer demand for value retail across Southeast Asia.
The ringgit strengthened against the euro, yen, and sterling in Wednesday trading while holding steady versus the dollar amid escalating Middle East conflict
Malaysia's currency climbs for second day, supported by semiconductor rebound and stronger-than-forecast export data
Malaysia's currency weakened alongside regional peers as investors awaited Federal Reserve minutes and fresh US economic data
The ringgit strengthened against the dollar after Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh declined to signal future policy moves, leaving markets watching U.S. jobs data
September futures gain 1.25% to RM4,536 per metric ton as weaker ringgit and rival oil strength counter bearish crude signals
