
Analyst Lukman Leong expects the rupiah to keep weakening through Q4 2026, possibly reaching 18,350 per US dollar by year-end. He cited the Fed's rate policy, high oil prices, MSCI uncertainty and capital outflows as drivers.
He said the currency could stay under pressure into early 2027 unless these factors ease.
Continued rupiah depreciation would raise the cost of dollar-priced feed imports for Indonesia, including soybean meal and corn. The forecast points to sustained pressure on feed input costs.
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