THE ringgit closed at a new 13-year high against the US dollar yesterday at 2.9920/9945 from last Friday's closing of 3.0050/0064, dealers said. A dealer said demand for the ringgit was robust in line with Asian currencies on speculation that central banks in the region would raise interest rates to cool inflation.
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The ringgit also rose against the Singapore dollar to 2.4254/4280 from 2.4355/4384 on Friday and also against the Japanese yen to 3.6461/6514 from 3.6652/6691 previously. The ringgit was stronger against the British pound at 4.9446/9499 from last Friday's 4.9638/9687 as well as against the euro at 4.3665/3711 from 4.3762/3821 previously.
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I guess it is a good time to go travel, isnt it?
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