A foreign tourist inquires about exchange rates on the Malaysian ringgit at a foreign currency money-changer in Kuala Lumpur on August 24, 2015. — AFP pic
“However, flows were tepid as election risks both at home and abroad, with the US presidential debate next week, loom large,” he told Bernama. “But I don’t think this will damage the ringgit that much as bond yields remain very supportive and the local stock market has held up relatively well through all the global turmoil,” he added.
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