
The rupiah traded flat with a slight gain of 0.08% to Rp18,134 per US dollar at midday on Wednesday, 4 November 2026, as the dollar index fell 0.34% to 101.52. Government bond yields reversed lower, with the 10-year benchmark easing to 7.7% from 7.73% and the 5-year falling 6 basis points to 7.51%.
Domestic investors appear to have absorbed most of the fixed-income buying.
This is a routine currency and bond market update with no new supply or demand shock for feed commodities. Stable rupiah conditions keep local feed import costs steady.
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