
The rupiah fell 2.05% to 14,820 per US dollar on Friday, its weakest level since November 2018, as investors sold risky assets amid a global market rout. The currency had lost about 4% that week, among the worst performers in the region.
Foreign investors sold Indonesian shares and the 10-year government bond yield jumped sharply.
A sharp rupiah sell-off lifts the local-currency cost of dollar-priced feed ingredients for Indonesian buyers. The broad risk-off move also signals stronger dollar demand across emerging markets.
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