Ringgit remains higher against US dollar at opening
The ringgit was higher against a basket of major currencies at the opening. — Reuters pic
At 9.22am, the ringgit stood at 4.1255/1300 against the greenback from Friday’s close of 4.1300/1350.Innes said ringgit alongside other Asean currencies traded higher in tandem with the trade war relief. He noted that Asean currencies remain the huge beneficiary of detente in a trade war and the easing of Fed policy.
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