MarketsNews Ringgit Rises Against U.S. Dollar Despite Risk On Mode By ainul ainul September 10, 2024 Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedin At 8 a.m., ringgit strengthened to 4.3600/4.3720 against the US dollar, improving from Monday’s close of 4.3700/4.3745. This increase occurred despite the US Dollar Index (DXY) continuing to rise, up by 0.45% to 101.63 points. Related Latest News Thunderstorms, Heavy Rain Expected Across Six States Until Noon July 26, 2026 MyIPO And WIPO Launch Creative Economy Data Model Aimed At Supporting Policy Formulation July 25, 2026 Gulf Crude Exports Fall 82% From January Baseline, Wood Mackenzie Data July 25, 2026 EITA Contracts Offers Earnings Visibility Through FY2029, M+Global July 25, 2026 Japan Records Fifth Consecutive Blisteringly Hot Day, Temperature Hits 40°C July 25, 2026 Must read Why The ‘Change Management’ Model Didn’t Always Work July 25, 2026 Geopolitics, Policy And Earnings July 25, 2026 Schroders Private Markets Investment Outlook Q3 2026: Resilient Despite Geopolitical Uncertainty July 22, 2026 Global Insurance Industry Must Cut Cost Of Risk To Sustain Growth, Says Bain & Company July 21, 2026