
The rupiah opened on November 4, 2026 at Rp18,140 per US dollar, down 0.03% from the November 3 close of Rp18,135. The US dollar index fell 0.49% to 101.368.
US JOLTS data showed job openings rising to 7.523 million in September, above expectations, and the government was preparing revisions to export proceeds rules.
Stronger US labour data can keep the Federal Reserve cautious on easing, which supports the dollar and raises the rupiah cost of imported feed. The export proceeds rule change could affect dollar supply for Indonesian exporters.
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