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Bank Indonesia raised its seven-day reverse repo rate by 50 basis points to 5.25%, a bigger move than the 25 bps most economists expected. The central bank is defending the rupiah, which had weakened beyond 14,400 per dollar, after the Fed hike and trade tensions.
Tighter Indonesian rates aim to support the rupiah, which eases import costs for feed ingredients, but higher borrowing costs can slow poultry and livestock expansion over time.
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