Rather than being so fixated on the ringgit’s level against the greenback, it would serve the government well to focus on the work that lies ahead.
BARELY a month ago, the ringgit was riding high, earning its ranking as the world’s best-performing currency.
It had climbed up from being one of the worst, so the hype surrounding its spectacular rise to RM4.10 against the US dollar was understandable.
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