Country: ID | Published: 2026-09-25
Indonesia's rupiah is heading for its biggest weekly fall since May, pressured by higher US yields and a firmer dollar, keeping the central bank's currency defense efforts in focus
Indonesia's rupiah is heading for its biggest weekly fall since May, pressured by higher US yields and a firmer dollar, keeping the central bank's currency defense efforts in focus. The government is also committing to cooperative loan repayments as a deadline looms, adding a domestic fiscal dimension to the mix. Headlines remain heavy on diplomacy and regional cooperation, so the core pulse is still a market watching currency stability for direction.