Dr Suresh Ramanathan, an independent interest rate and foreign exchange strategist, Julian Ng and Ibrahim Sani discuss the ringgit and its likely direction given its recent vulnerability to US rate-driven fund outflows and Budget 2016 and the headroom, if any, for the government to spend more on development and ease the burden of the B40 segment.

<p>Dr Suresh Ramanathan, an independent interest rate and foreign exchange strategist, Julian Ng and Ibrahim Sani discuss the ringgit and its likely direction given its recent vulnerability to US rate-driven fund outflows and Budget 2016 and the headroom, if any, for the government to spend more on development and ease the burden of the B40 segment.</p>

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