Today’s* MYR Exchange Rates Dashboard
Monitor the latest available Malaysian Ringgit exchange rates using official daily exchange-rate data sourced from Bank Negara Malaysia through Malaysia’s open data platform. This dashboard automatically uses the newest available session, whether 0900, 1200, or 1700, and compares it with the immediately previous available session.
* Latest Available
Latest Available MYR Middle Exchange Rates: 14 Oct 2026 1700
This dashboard uses the newest available official middle-rate session and compares it with 14 Oct 2026 1200.
Latest Currency Ranking Against MYR
A positive percentage means the foreign currency strengthened against MYR compared with the previous available official middle-rate session. A negative percentage means it weakened against MYR.
AUD — Australian Dollar
KRW — South Korean Won
USD — US Dollar
INR — Indian Rupee
CNY — Chinese Yuan
IDR — Indonesian Rupiah
VND — Vietnamese Dong
NZD — New Zealand Dollar
GBP — British Pound
CAD — Canadian Dollar
PHP — Philippine Peso
SGD — Singapore Dollar
BND — Brunei Dollar
THB — Thai Baht
EUR — Euro
JPY — Japanese Yen
CHF — Swiss Franc
Why Latest Available FX Rates Matter
Businesses often need the newest official FX reference available, not only the end-of-day rate. During the day, the latest available rate may be the 0900 session, then the 1200 session, and later the 1700 session. This dashboard avoids calling yesterday’s end-of-day rate “today’s rate” when a newer official session is already available.
A daily exchange-rate dashboard helps importers check whether overseas supplier payments may cost more in MYR, exporters review foreign-currency receipts, and logistics providers discuss freight or overseas charges with better context.
For Malaysian businesses involved in chemicals, edible oils, food ingredients, machinery, packaging materials, industrial goods, freight forwarding, customs clearance, and cross-border trade, daily exchange-rate movement can affect quotation timing, landed cost estimates, purchase planning, shipment documentation, and customer communication.
For importers, a stronger foreign currency may increase MYR payment pressure. For exporters, a stronger foreign currency may improve MYR-equivalent receipts. For logistics providers, daily FX movement can affect freight discussions, overseas agent charges, supplier invoices, customer quotations, and short-term shipment planning.
How to Use This Dashboard
Use this dashboard as a current official FX reference before reviewing supplier payments, export quotations, freight estimates, regional charges, or overseas settlement discussions. The dashboard shows the latest available BNM session and clearly states what it is compared against, so users know whether they are viewing an intraday comparison or a previous-session comparison.