Rupiah weakens to Rp17.977 per U.S. dollar on Monday morning
Markets are now awaiting Bank Indonesia's July 22 policy meeting, with the benchmark rate expected to rise to 6 percent.
Markets are now awaiting Bank Indonesia's July 22 policy meeting, with the benchmark rate expected to rise to 6 percent.
Markets are still waiting for US June inflation data and a Fed speech, while surging oil prices limit the rupiah's gains.
Earlier: S&P keeps Indonesia at BBB, stable outlook amid fiscal strainSeries: Indonesia · Sovereign Credit Rating · 3 chapters since Jul 13Oil prices jumped after US-Iran attacks, pressuring the rupiah; analysts see it trading between Rp18.000 and Rp18.150.
Oil's rise to around $74-$75 a barrel and safe-haven demand for dollars added pressure on Asian currencies.
Analysts cite U.S. strikes on Iran and disruption in the Strait of Hormuz as pressure on the rupiah, despite higher reserves.
The higher cap also lifts BPR deposit rates to 6.25%, while foreign-currency deposits at commercial banks remain covered up to 2%.
Gapasdap says fares remain 31.8 percent below HPP since the 2019 review, while ship oil prices have risen as much as 60 percent.
Economists see tighter liquidity competition as rupiah deposit rates rose to 2.70% in May, up from 2.65% in April.
The benchmark rate has risen 100 bps in four weeks as Bank Indonesia seeks to draw capital inflows and curb pressure on the rupiah.
Issuance is set to begin next week, with a goal of selling this year after approval is submitted to the PBOC.
Why it matters: The move extends a 100-basis-point tightening push to steady the rupiah after it hit a record low this month.
Longer Pertalite queues are reported, while middle-class consumers are cutting car use and switching fuel to manage costs.
Drugs covered under JKN/BPJS will not rise even as the rupiah weakens and oil prices climb, the ministry said.
Small businesses face a double hit from weaker household spending and higher import raw material costs, CIPS warns.
Imported raw materials and logistics costs climb, while 70% of ASPAKI product absorption tied to government spending also softens.
Markets see the rate increase as drawing foreign interest, even as the dollar stays firm after stronger-than-expected U.S. PPI data.
The nonsubsidized fuel adjustment may ease energy compensation costs, while YLKI urges better service quality at gas stations.
Students gave the government an 18-day deadline to stabilize the rupiah, or they plan a nationwide protest.
What's new: Orders topped $4.6 billion, letting the fund raise more than planned as Indonesia faces pressure on the rupiah.
Series: Danantara · Debut Dollar Bond Sale · 3 chapters since Jun 11What's new: The rupiah weakened again and stocks swung lower as investors refocused on economic risks despite this week's rate hike.
The rupiah touched a record low of 18,201 on June 8, while the government has promised stabilization steps this week.
What's new: final guidance tightened to 5.35% for five-year notes and 5.95% for 10-year debt ahead of pricing.
Earlier: Indonesia's Danantara tests demand with $1 billion bond saleSeries: Danantara · Debut Dollar Bond Sale · 3 chapters since Jun 11The initial phase covers 250,000 tons to curb tofu and tempeh producers' costs as the rupiah weakens against the US dollar.
BRI, BNI, Bank Mandiri and BSI said liquidity, capital and asset quality remain strong enough to sustain lending.
DEN also reported GovTech testing in 42 regions and said integrated data could lift the tax ratio to 12%-13%.
The 25-basis-point off-cycle move is the first in eight years as reserves also come under pressure from market intervention.
Earlier: Rupiah opens weaker at Rp17.995 per dollar, near 18,000Series: Indonesian Rupiah · Exchange Rate Slide · 5 chapters since Jun 3Officials urged caution on second-half inflation as a weak rupiah and higher energy costs squeeze production and distribution expenses.
Earlier: Purbaya and Perry meet in DPR to strengthen coordinationSeries: Indonesia · Fiscal Monetary Coordination · 5 chapters since Jun 4Chatib Basri said he was not offered the post and that his meeting at Istana focused on the economy, not a cabinet change.
Industrial estate operators say investors care more about permits, energy, zoning and infrastructure than daily currency swings.
BI said the level still covered 5.6 months of imports, despite pressure from government debt payments and rupiah intervention.
Why it matters: The fifth straight monthly drop came as Bank Indonesia spent reserves to support the currency and bond market.
Firms are also lengthening production timelines, booking ships earlier and diversifying export routes to reduce risk.
The government also denied a cabinet reshuffle and pushed closer coordination among BI, Kemenkeu, OJK and DPR.
The government is preparing closer fiscal-monetary coordination to attract inflows and preserve banking liquidity.
In Q2, foreign inflows reached Rp60.9 trillion, led by Rp99.9 trillion in SRBI, even as stocks saw outflows.
The denial comes as the rupiah crossed Rp18.000 per U.S. dollar, while the 2026 state budget still assumes Rp16.500.