At 6pm, thelocal note fell further by 110 basis points to 4.7380/7395 versus the greenbackfrom the previous day’s close of 4.7270/7290.
SPI AssetManagement Managing Director Stephen Innes said that in line with Asia’sforeign exchange, the ringgit continued its freefall on October 21 after USTreasury 10-year yields moved through 4.25% for the first time since 2008./.
