Odds of US Fed's 25-bp cut at over 80 pct a key factor influencing currency, says analyst

Profit-taking activities among traders likely weighed down market sentiment, says analyst

Continued strength in greenback reflected in US DXY as expectations for interest rate cut wanes, says analyst

Mild uptick comes after renewed uncertainty in America following unexpected delays in release of key economic data

USD/MYR expected to trade between RM4.14, RM4.15 as traders, investors await US data points, says analyst

Stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated oil more expensive for holders of other currencies, affecting demand

Signed agreement should have positive impact on ringgit as Putrajaya maintain good relations with foreign countries, says analyst

Local note traded on firmer footing as report could provide further clues on US Fed's interest rate outlook, says analyst

US dollar's weaker performance lead to decline in US Dollar Index, says analyst

Powell's comments dampens US DXY down, says analyst

Dollar to continue in favourable condition while US govt shutdown persists, says analyst

Investors remain wary of US govt shutdown, limiting US Fed's data visibility, says analyst

Incoming Japanese PM Takaichi's support for pro-growth policies seems to boost greenback, says analyst

National currency could attempt to breach RM4.20 threshold if US Fed proceeds with interest rate cuts should shutdown occur, says analyst

Mixed signals from US Fed officials continued to lend support to the dollar, says analyst

Move indicates that govt is being pragmatic in upholding fiscal discipline, subsidy increases household disposable income, says analysts

Weak American labour market report strengthens conviction of interest rate cut in next US FOMC meeting, says analyst

Traders, markets note that US' signs of economic weakness are becoming clearer, says analyst

Local note appreciation buoyed by rising expectations of US interest rate cut next month

US PCE inflation report tomorrow may affect ringgit's position, says analyst