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30/04/2011 00:00 AST
The ringgit, which has remained firm at 2.96 per US dollar, is likely to extend its present uptrend next week.
A dealer said the ringgit was able to stay above the 3.00 mark due to continuous weakening of the US dollar and high commodity prices fueling speculation that policy makers in Asia would step up tightening efforts.
"With the speculation that Asian central banks will raise interest rates and US dollar remaining weak, ringgit will stay firm depending on Bank Negara Malaysia's stance," he said.
Such expectations would attract foreign funds seeking higher returns from the widening interest rate differentials between Malaysia and developed nations, especially the US which has keep rates low for an extended period.
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