
Indonesia's finance minister said on Nov 3 that Bank Indonesia would strengthen measures to stabilise the rupiah and limit imported inflation. The central bank had unexpectedly raised rates by 25 basis points to 6% in October to defend the currency, which had fallen to its weakest level since 2020.
The rupiah rose 0.5% to 15,770 per dollar after the Fed held rates steady.
Official support for the rupiah reduces the risk of a sharp currency-driven rise in Indonesia's feed and food import costs. The policy response has little direct effect on global feed commodity prices.
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