Standard Chartered: Ringgit to outperform by end-2018

The Star 2020-08-14

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Standard Chartered chief economist for Asean and South Asia Edward Lee expects ringgit to trade at RM4 against the US dollar by end-2018, saying that the local currency is expected to outperform other regional currencies in 2018.
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