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While the ringgit retreated against the strengthening US dollar, the local currency found support against the euro, yen, and pound.

The Malaysian currency has retreated against the greenback as the US Federal Reserve implements its first interest rate hike since 2023.

The local currency held firm in early trade while investors wait for key American economic data to dictate the next market move.

The local currency retreated against the US dollar as investors adopted a wait-and-see approach ahead of key interest rate developments.

Malaysia’s central bank is expected to maintain interest rates through 2026, supported by robust economic performance and stable inflation levels.

Analysts suggest that robust economic momentum and controlled inflation will keep interest rates steady for the remainder of the year.

The central bank maintains its key interest rate, signaling a steady outlook for Malaysian consumers and loan repayments heading into the year's end.

While rates remain steady at 2.75%, analysts anticipate a move to 3% early next year as Malaysia’s economy maintains robust growth momentum.

The local currency saw a marginal recovery against the US dollar following the central bank's decision to maintain the overnight policy rate.

The local bourse tracked positive global sentiment after Bank Negara Malaysia opted to keep the overnight policy rate steady at 2.75 percent.

Local equities see modest gains at midday as investors anticipate the central bank’s upcoming stance on interest rates.

The local currency faced selling pressure on the first trading day of September following hawkish signals from the US Federal Reserve.

Research analysts project the US Federal Reserve will maintain current interest rates until 2027, signalling a long-term strategy that keeps the Ringgit anchored.

The central bank has extended the tenure of its external MPC member as it navigates a period of robust economic expansion.

The local currency strengthened against the US dollar as markets position themselves ahead of critical policy signals from the Jackson Hole symposium.

Bank Negara Malaysia reports a stable reserve position as the nation continues to navigate a steady macroeconomic landscape.

The local note gained ground against the greenback in early trading, though global economic uncertainty continues to dampen significant upward momentum.

The Malaysian ringgit strengthened against the US dollar as investors recalibrated positions in anticipation of pivotal signals from the US Federal Reserve.

The local currency gained ground in early Wednesday trading as investors recalibrated positions in anticipation of key insights from the US Federal Reserve.

The Malaysian currency recorded further gains as market participants await key policy insights from the United States.

The local currency saw late-day gains as investors look for policy signals from the US Federal Reserve.

The local currency strengthened slightly in early trading as market sentiment shifted ahead of the release of US Federal Reserve meeting minutes.

The Malaysian currency recorded broad-based appreciation against major and regional peers following encouraging domestic economic indicators and changes in US monetary outlooks.

Malaysia’s currency opened higher against the US dollar today as positive economic expansion buoyed investor sentiment.

Economic momentum continues to build in Malaysia while inflation remains managed under current subsidy policies.

The central bank chief reports that current structural reforms are beginning to show positive outcomes for the national economy.

Experts are split on the future of Bitcoin after the Federal Reserve opted to maintain current interest rates while signaling a firm stance against inflation.
