How a Strengthening Ringgit Impacts Malaysian Businesses
by Professor Teck Yong Eng,
Professor of Business Enterprise & Analytics,
Head of Henley Business School Malaysia
As the Ringgit continues to strengthen against major global currencies, Malaysian businesses across sectors are experiencing ripple effects, some immediate and others more structural. Exchange rate movements influence import costs, export competitiveness, investment appetite, and long-term planning. This expanded analysis from Henley Business School Malaysia explores the forces behind the Ringgit’s recovery, its implications for industries, and how organisations can position themselves strategically in a changing economic environment.
Strengthening of the Ringgit: What It Means for Malaysia
by Professor May Tan-Mullins,
Provost & Chief Executive Officer, University of Reading Malaysia
Malaysia is experiencing a period of renewed economic optimism as the Ringgit strengthens against major global currencies. While exchange rates can feel technical and removed from daily life, their movements have real implications for households, businesses, and sectors such as higher education. This article expands on the Provost’s expert perspective. Examining the drivers behind the Ringgit’s recovery, the practical consequences for Malaysians, and what the future might hold if current trends persist.
Do Malaysian Buildings Consider Earthquakes?
by Sr Dr. Noor Azeyah Dato' Khiyon,
Head of the School of Built Environment
Recent Johor tremors raised public concern. Malaysia isn’t earthquake-prone, but what does this mean for our buildings?
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