Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo announces a plan to lower the limit for USD purchases without supporting documents to $25,000 per month to curb speculation and stabilize the Rupiah. Lear more.
Bank Indonesia clarifies that the Rupiah's decline to Rp17,400 per USD follows broader trends in emerging markets. BI commits to market intervention.
The Indonesian Rupiah slipped to Rp17,405 per USD amid rising conflict in the Middle East. Investors await Indonesia's Q1 2026 GDP data. Read more.
The Rupiah fell to Rp17,346 per US Dollar following news of President Trump's planned naval blockade on Iran and supply chain concerns in the Strait of Hormuz.
The Rupiah fell to Rp 17,304 per US Dollar following failed US-Iran negotiations and rising oil prices. Read about the impact on Indonesia’s national budget.
