
Indonesian shares jumped more than 3% and the rupiah strengthened to 18,073 per US dollar as bargain hunters returned. Bank Negara Malaysia held its benchmark rate steady for an eighth straight meeting.
Indonesia's third-quarter GDP grew 5.47% year on year, beating expectations.
This is a financial market move with no direct effect on feed commodity supply or demand. It reflects emerging-market sentiment toward Southeast Asian currencies and equities.
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