The national currency is expected to stay soft, possibly around RM4.26. Yesterday, the ringgit weakened by 0.61 per cent to close at RM4.2690

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The ringgit against the US dollar would oscillate within RM4.23 to RM4.24 as traders adopt a wait-and-see approach as the FOMC meeting unfolds

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The ringgit had weakened 0.21 per cent against the US dollar to RM4.2310 on Monday, amid ongoing trade negotiations between Malaysia and the United States

Works Ministry has no current plans to raise the taxable service registration threshold for the construction sector from RM1.5 million to RM3 million

Economist expects the ringgit to remain within a narrow range of RM4.22 to RM4.23 versus the US dollar