The Malaysian ringgit opened lower against the US dollar Tuesday, trading at 4.1450/4.1505. This decline follows robust economic data released from the United States, bolstering the dollar’s strength. Analysts predict the ringgit will likely remain within its current trading range. Market attention is now focused on the upcoming US Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation report, a key indicator for the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy decisions. The PCE report’s findings are expected to further influence the dollar’s performance and, consequently, the ringgit’s trajectory. Investors are cautiously awaiting this data release for further direction. The ringgit’s movement reflects broader global currency trends tied to US economic health and inflation expectations.