Indonesia’s near-term rupiah outlook is shaped by a confluence of political uncertainty, mixed macro fundamentals, and supportive policy buffers.
Rupiah tested by protests, anchored by policy buffers
Lloyd Chan, Senior Currency Analyst at MUFG Global Markets Research Asia, speaks this week about the outlook for the Indonesian rupiah amid political uncertainty. Lloyd also highlights that Bank Indonesia’s FX intervention and the government’s rollback of its controversial policy have helped stabilize market sentiment on the rupiah for now.
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