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The rupiah gained about 5.6% from its weakest level of Rp15,238 per dollar on October 9, supported by 10-year government bond yields near 7.95% and inflation of 3.16%. That gives investors a real yield margin of 479 basis points, which attracted global fund managers back.
Higher Indonesian bond yields and a stronger rupiah lower the local cost of dollar-priced feed imports, which can moderate feed cost inflation for Indonesian livestock and poultry producers.
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