
Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo said the rupiah has been stable under market mechanisms, trading around Rp15,200 per dollar after breaking the 15,000 level. Economists described the rate as a new equilibrium reflecting Indonesia's fundamentals, while noting the rupiah may struggle to regain strength amid uncertain global conditions.
A stabilized rupiah near current levels means import costs for feed ingredients stay high but predictable, supporting steady rather than surging Indonesian demand for imported feed commodities.
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