Hanoi, Feb. 18 -- The Ministry of Finance of Malaysia has said that it is currently working with the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living and observing how they would be able to readjust the pricing of imported goods, following the continued strengthening of the ringgit. Malaysia's Second Finance Minister Amir Hamzah Azizan said that since early last year, the ringgit has strengthened 14% on average against the US dollar and 6.5-7% against other major currencies. While the stronger ringgit benefits imports, it does not automatically translate into lower retail prices due to cost increases in recent years, prompting the Malaysian Government to reassess pricing mechanisms for imported products, he said. Data from the Department of ...