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Ringgit opens higher against US dollar amid US-China trade tensions

At 8 am, the local note inched up to 4.2240/2340 against the greenback from 4.2280/2325 at Wednesday's close

Ringgit opens higher against greenback amid ongoing global developments

At 8 am, the local note stood at 4.2220/2430 versus the greenback, strengthening from yesterday’s close of 4.2305/2355

Ringgit edges up as US, China agree on tariff rollback

Local note opens higher at 4.2950/3170 today versus the greenback against Friday’s close of 4.2970/3005

Ringgit rises against US dollar, other major currencies at close

The local unit stood at 4.3695/3750 against the greenback, improving from Wednesday’s close of 4.3880/3925

PM says Malaysia free to voice views, form ties with any nation

"Malaysia needs allies and investments, and this country has no intention to go to war with others. We want to be on good terms with every country,” he said during the prime minister's dialogue session with chief editors and senior editors of the country's electronic, print and online media here today. 

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