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fxJun 24, 2026, 11:55 AM

Indonesian Rupiah Supported by BI Tightening, But US Yields Weigh: MUFG

Bank Indonesia's proactive tightening and FX measures support the rupiah, but elevated US yields and domestic policy uncertainty pose challenges, says MUFG's Lloyd Chan.

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MUFG analyst Lloyd Chan notes that the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) has been supported by Bank Indonesia's proactive monetary tightening and foreign-exchange intervention. However, elevated US bond yields and uncertainty over domestic policy continue to test the currency's resilience.

Chan's comments highlight the balancing act faced by BI as it seeks to defend the rupiah without stifling growth. The IDR has held up relatively well in recent weeks, but the outlook remains sensitive to global rate dynamics and local political developments.

Source: FXStreet Forex News