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KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 9 — The ringgit is likely to continue trading in a cautious mode next week, driven by the mixed economic outlook on the domestic and global markets, as well as the US-China trade deal uncertainty. FXTM market analyst Han Tan said developments surrounding US-China trade talks...

The ringgit ended the week sharply higher against the greenback at 4.1310/1360 against the previous week’s 4.1640/1670. — Reuters pic

“Although much of the optimism has already been baked into the markets, an official signing could still trigger more upside for Asian currencies,” he said. “The narrative surrounding Malaysia’s economic resilience is expected to be strengthened by Malaysia’s September industrial production announcement, considering that this economic indicator has posted on-year growth for every month since February 2013,” he added.

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