Currency shows resilience against U.S. dollar as investors weigh oil price surge and global inflation risks

Appointments expected to bolster governance and oversight of capital market operations

National currency opens marginally weaker against the U.S. dollar amid fears of prolonged conflict and supply disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, while crude pr...

Analyst says impact on Malaysia will hinge on whether crude shipments through the Strait of Hormuz are disrupted, with higher oil prices offering both fiscal ga...

Fund awaits independent adviser’s report before ruling on voluntary conditional offer; backs move to allow health insurance withdrawals

Currency to track US labour figures, Iran nuclear talks and Bank Negara rate call as analysts predict limited movement

The national currency gains modest ground against the U.S. dollar and regional peers, supported by softer Treasury yields despite a firmer dollar index and resi...

Experts argues that durable reform, governance and competitiveness — not short-term currency milestones — will determine the ringgit’s long-term trajectory.

Currency gains reflect Malaysia’s growth prospects and weaker greenback, though mixed performance seen against regional peers

Judge rules demand valid under unconditional on-demand guarantee; federal–state legal issues beyond court’s remit

Local unit trades firmer against greenback and regional peers amid improved risk sentiment and mixed US signals

Analysts had earlier predicted that the EPF is expected to deliver a dividend rate of between 6.3 per cent and 6.5 per cent for 2025.

Exchange to separate nominee accounts by institutional and retail ownership and reclassify foreign-owned Malaysian companies by source of funds