Ringgit closes marginally higher against US dollar
Overall, the ringgit traded easier against a basket of major currencies. — Reuters pic
At 6 pm, the local unit was traded at 4.0920/0960 against the greenback as compared with 4.0950/0000 at yesterday’s close.
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