As at 6pm, the local currency was traded at 4.1530/1580 versus the greenback compared with 4.1540/1590 yesterday. — AFP pic
As at 6pm, the local currency was traded at 4.1530/1580 versus the greenback compared with 4.1540/1590 yesterday. “Despite the lower oil prices, Malaysian Government Securities continue to look attractive, and with the currency still in catch-up mode with its regional peers, it attracted some favourable attention,” he told Bernama.Meanwhile, the ringgit was traded mostly higher against other major currencies.
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