Bank Indonesia maintains interest rates despite rupiah weakness
The Governor of Bank Indonesia (BI) Perry Warjiyo indicated that there is currently no necessity for further interest rate hikes, despite the depreciation of the Indonesian rupiah to its weakest level since 2020.
This stance is taken considering increased global market uncertainties and domestic factors, such as the US dollar demand for dividend repatriation and perceived fiscal risks due to an upcoming presidential change in Indonesia.
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