Ringgit falls to 4.4170/4220 versus US dollar from yesterday’s close of 4.4155/4210

Central bank says will continue working with stakeholders on relevant policy measures

Banking sector maintains healthy levels of capital, liquidity buffers, she says

Central bank says liquidity largely unaffected by withdrawal of regulatory flexibilities 

Institutions may commence operations by Q2 next year, it says

Attributable to public holding less cash as M’sia transitioned out from pandemic, annual report says

Central bank says rising living costs, inflation could pose challenges

This, due to rebound in oil prices, easing fears about banking crisis in US, Europe

Firm initially needs set skills, technology not available locally, says minister

Firm says mandatory for company’s sureties to be withdrawn from depository

Putrajaya took cautious approach compared to US, European countries, notes Miti minister

Import volume index, however, down 2.5% against prev month

Bank’s leadership did not effectively manage its interest rate, liquidity risk, says Michael Barr