Indonesia’s Jakarta Composite Index opened down as much as 1.84% and stood 1.68% lower, while the rupiah weakened to about IDR 18,130 per US dollar. Analysts attributed selling pressure to a Wall Street selloff spreading across Asian markets and warned that a break below the index’s 4,920 support level could deepen losses.
A weaker rupiah may raise the domestic cost of imported feed ingredients, but the article focuses on financial-market movements and identifies no specific commodity supply or demand change. Any feed-price implication is indirect.
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