Ringgit in a sentence

The Ringgit became non-internationalised and a traveller had to declare to the central bank if taking out more than RM10,000 out of the country and the Ringgit itself was pegged at RM3.80 to the US dollar.

Infineon Technologies () is constructing a new state-of-the-art wafer fab module in Kulim, with around Ringgit 8 billion of investment.

Regardless of the choice, the real time currency conversion function allows investors to more freely perform short-term trades and cash out in ringgit.

On May 24, the ringgit closed lower against the US dollar as the greenback strengthened due to robust US manufacturing economic activity, dampening expectations of a potential interest rate cut.

Prosecutors claim that Muhyiddin accepted 232.5 million ringgit ($51.4 million) in bribes for his party Bersatu.

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Euro-ringgit is also set to offer its reaction to this weekend’s talks surrounding the European Union’s proposed 750 billion euros recovery fund.

I’ll not try to predict that outcome, but in the short-term, it is unlikely to be positive for either Malaysian equities or the Malaysian Ringgit.

Lim, who was part of a reformist government ousted in March, said anti-graft officials had never questioned him on the 3.3 million ringgit he allegedly received nor was there any evidence he had the money.

On the currency front, RHB Research noted that the ringgit gained to RM4.24 per dollar in July compared to the prior month’s RM4.29 per dollar.

Sibu police chief ACP Stanley Jonathan Ringgit who confirmed the arrest, said police also seized a foldable knife, believed to have been used by the suspect in the incident that happened at about 4.20pm at Sibu Central Market multi-storey car park.

The Chinese yuan, Indonesian rupiah, Singapore dollar and Malaysian ringgit are all between 0.20% and 0.35% lower today versus the US dollar.

With the Bank of Indonesia officially intervening in currency markets yesterday, Bank Negara Malaysia may find itself having to do the same to support the Ringgit, should the political situation deteriorate.

Falling commodities prices and weaker ringgit has contributed to the bearish market sentiment.

He said the weak ringgit to the greenback over the past few years had made it very attractive for foreigners to purchase properties in Malaysia.

Prices have since risen and closed on Monday at 2,061 ringgit.

Sarawak Report had claimed that Maika had passed millions of ringgit in cash and other forms of payments to companies linked to its former chief executive, S Vell Paari, between 2003 and 2009, before its collapse.

Separately on Friday, the central bank introduced new rules that allow foreigners to trade ringgit more freely and gives residents more flexibility in managing their hedging of foreign currency risks.

The Malaysian ringgit strengthened to RM4.13 to a US dollar as compared to RM4.

The ringgit fell for a second day today and reached 4.1455 per dollar, the lowest since Jan 25.