At 9am, the ringgit
was traded at 4.2900/2970 against the greenback from 4.2920/2950 on Friday.
The dealer said at
the beginning of this year, the Donald Trump-fuelled US dollar rally left the
currency vulnerable to heavy losses and after six months, the greenback still
lacks “attitude.”
The US also released
better-than-expected GDP data last week which showed that the US economy
advanced 1.4 per cent. Corporate profits, however, declined despite the upbeat
data. Overall, investors remained focus on the central banks’ intentions to
tighten monetary policies.
Against a basket of
major currencies, the ringgit was traded mixed. It rose against the Singapore
dollar to 3.1155/1210 from 3.1181/1220 on Friday, and strengthened against the
yen to 3.8194/8267 from 3.8328/8365. It fell against the British pound to
5.5787/5904 from 5.5757/5801, and eased slightly against the euro to
4.8970/9055 from 4.8963/8015 on Friday.
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