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Ringgit rises as expectation of better US inflation print lifts sentiment - Vimarsana News

Ringgit rises as expectation of better US inflation print lifts sentiment

KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit gained marginally against the US dollar at the start of trading on Tuesday as the latter’s rally paused amid the likelihood of Federal Reserve rate cuts on expectation of easing inflation print.

Ringgit continues to trend higher against US dollar - Vimarsana News

Ringgit continues to trend higher against US dollar

KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit extended yesterday’s gains to close higher against the US dollar on Tuesday amid more investors returning to emerging currencies, dealers said.

Ringgit snaps four-day losing streak as selling abates - Vimarsana News

Ringgit snaps four-day losing streak as selling abates

KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit reversed its downward trend to open on a positive note on Monday as the US dollar moved flat after the latest United States (US) hiring data repudiated concerns of a recession.

Tentative trading of ringgit seen for the week, level to stay around RM4.65 against US dollar - Vimarsana News

Tentative trading of ringgit seen for the week, level to stay around RM4.65 against US dollar

Trading on the ringgit is expected to remain cautious this week, with all eyes on major data points such as the US nonfarm payroll (NFP) data which will be critical for ringgit-US dollar performance.

Ringgit slides as interest rate worries prevail - Vimarsana News

Ringgit slides as interest rate worries prevail

KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit extended a negative trend on Friday against the US dollar with sentiment continuing to be hamstrung by the expectation that the higher-for-longer rate narratives are likely to prevail.