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KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit snapped a five-day winning streak to close lower today due to profit taking, said an *** yst.
At 6 pm, the local currency slipped against the greenback to 4.4050/4065 from Tuesday’s close of 4.3945/3980.
The *** yst said the ringgit would continue to see volatility against its US counterpart as growing fears of a recession make market participants defensive, leading to a higher demand for safe-haven currencies.
"In addition, the falling oil prices on worries that demand for the commodity will take a hit from a possible recession, also weighed on the ringgit’s performance today,” he said.
At the time of writing, benchmark Brent crude oil stood at US$109.8 per barrel.
However, the ringgit was traded higher against a basket of major currencies.
The local note appreciated against the British pound to 5.3966/3984 from Tuesday’s close of 5.4035/4078 and strengthened versus the Singapore dollar to 3.1707/1722 from 3.1738/1768 previously.
It also rose against the euro to 4.6332/6348 from 4.6441/6478 yesterday and gained vis-a-vis the Japanese yen to 3.2392/2408 from 3.2448/2477. - Bernama
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