Indonesia's rupiah slipped back through the 18,000-per-dollar mark for the first time since August, pressured by rising yields and oil prices, with the central bank confirming it s
Indonesia's rupiah slipped back through the 18,000-per-dollar mark for the first time since August, pressured by rising yields and oil prices, with the central bank confirming it stays active in currency interventions. Parliament passed the 2027 state budget into law, targeting solid growth and including a sizable injection into the national health insurer. The headline mix rounds out with Philippine nickel ore shipments surging toward Indonesian smelters after Manila cut its output quotas, tying regional commodity flows closer to Jakarta's processing push.
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