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The ringgit’s recent appreciation has been attributed to sound government policies, but the strengthening may be transitory in nature, says an ISEAS - Yusof Ishak Institute academic.

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Commentary: Appreciation of Malaysian ringgit may not be sustainable in the long run

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RISE OF THE NON-TRADABLE SECTOR One consequence of the rise of the non-tradable sector in the economy is the relative decline in the role of trade. The share of trade (exports and imports) in the GDP, or trade ratio, has declined from a peak of 220 per cent in 2000 to less than 150 per […]

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This article was first published by ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute as a Commentary: Appreciation of Malaysian ringgit may not be sustainable in the long run – CNA (channelnewsasia.com) The post “Appreciation of Malaysian ringgit may not be sustainable in the long run” – Op-Ed by Cassey Lee in CNA appeared first on ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute.

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