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The US dollar reached about Rp16,600 per dollar on October 27, closing at Rp16,610, a 0.12% weakening of the rupiah. Analysts cited US tariff plans on China, a possible MSCI index weighting change for Indonesian equities, and seasonal month-end dollar demand for debt and import payments.
A weaker rupiah makes imported feed inputs more expensive for Indonesian buyers. The drivers are mostly external and seasonal, so the effect on feed prices is modest.
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