One of the primary drivers behind the Ringgit's appreciation has been the release of encouraging economic data. Malaysia has reported improvements in its trade balance, which is a critical factor in determining currency strength. A favorable trade balance indicates that the country is exporting more than it is importing, which can boost demand for the Ringgit. Additionally, positive forecasts for GDP growth have further instilled confidence in the currency, suggesting that the Malaysian economy is on a path of recovery following the challenges posed by the global pandemic.
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104393779 : what nonsense you are putting here? Topglove is major export, how currency strengthen benefit them? and for Genm, strong currency will lead more tourist? it will reduce the spending power in Malaysia, just like ppl went to japan due to their currency drop, more spending power. Tourists increase in msia is because Visa policy and ease of more frequent and more incoming destination flight, alot more are bullshit in your post.