Investors wary of volatile ringgit


Stronger ringgit: Year-to-date, the ringgit has gained 2.05% against the US dollar, which makes the Malaysian currency one of the top performers in the region so far this year.

StanChart’s Manpreet says investors expected to diversify their portfolios

KUALA LUMPUR: The volatile ringgit and more profitable investment opportunities overseas may prompt investors to look elsewhere amid a market shifting toward protectionism.

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