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The rupiah closed weaker on Friday at Rp18,089 per US dollar, while the Bank Indonesia JISDOR rate fell to Rp18,130. An analyst cited higher oil prices, larger energy-subsidy costs, government spending and foreign capital outflows as pressures on the currency.
A weaker rupiah raises the local-currency cost of imported commodities and energy, while higher oil prices may further strain Indonesia’s fiscal position. These pressures point to continued upside risk for USDIDR.
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