Malaysia's Ringgit Drops 0.3% as PM Anwar Rules Out Snap Poll After Johor Loss
Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim rules out snap election following Johor defeat, prompting ringgit depreciation and bond selloff as reform outlook dims.
Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim rules out snap election following Johor defeat, prompting ringgit depreciation and bond selloff as reform outlook dims.
Malaysia's central bank keeps rates on hold, bolstering the ringgit's yield appeal as inflation stays benign and economic growth holds firm.
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Malaysia’s central bank set to hold overnight policy rate at 3.00% as the energy crisis fails to stoke inflation, keeping ringgit, bonds…