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Bank Indonesia held its policy rate at 3.5% and announced faster reserve requirement ratio hikes, requiring banks to hold 7.5% of reserves from July and 9% from September. The move comes as the central bank signals confidence in fiscal measures to contain inflation.
Tighter liquidity and a dovish rate pause may pressure the rupiah, raising import costs for feed ingredients priced in dollars.
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