Gold prices steadied at a one-month high on Friday, ahead of a much awaited U.S. jobs data, as a retreat in Treasury yields and growing recession fears boosted safe-haven demand and kept bullion.
The Singapore dollar on Friday (July 29) appreciated to its strongest level against ringgit at RM3.2321 per Singapore dollar at 2.31pm. The ringgit later cut losses against the Singapore dollar to close at RM3.2269. Currently, an RM1 can be exchanged for 31 Singapore cents.
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