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Ringgit Falls to Lowest Versus Singapore Dollar Since November

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 09 September 2026, 01:16 UTC By Marcus Wong 1 min read
Key Points

Malaysia’s ringgit fell to a 10-month low versus the Singapore dollar, weighed by foreign stock outflows while the island state’s currency is supported by a hawkish monetary policy stance.

Malaysia’s ringgit fell to a 10-month low versus the Singapore dollar, weighed by foreign stock outflows while the island state’s currency is supported by a hawkish monetary policy stance.
Ringgit Falls (PERSON) Lowest Versus Singapore Dollar (ORG) Malaysia (LOCATION) Singapore (LOCATION)
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