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The rupiah closed 0.34% stronger at 14,565 per dollar, helped by a one-month low in US Treasury yields and a record high on Wall Street. Analysts said lower US yields could bring capital inflows to Indonesia.
Capital inflows that strengthen the rupiah lower the local cost of dollar-priced feed imports. The support depends on continued softness in US yields and dollar sentiment.
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