A Malaysia Ringgit note is seen in this illustration photo June 1, 2017. — Reuters pic
AxiCorp chief global market strategist Stephen Innes said the local currency was marginally better due to upbeat local stock market but trading activity remained very light. “A favourable result that could add more stimulus to the market and support risk sentiment should see the euro higher and the dollar lower...and this should benefit the ringgit,” he added.
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