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The rupiah kept weakening on September 20 despite Bank Indonesia's rate cut the day before, which lowered the 7-day reverse repo rate to 5.25%. The central bank also eased loan-to-value down payment requirements and loosened macroprudential rules.
Rate cuts and looser credit take months to transmit to the real economy, so the near-term effect is continued rupiah pressure that raises local feed import costs.
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