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The rupiah closed near Rp18,080 per US dollar on November 6, while Bank Indonesia reported that October foreign exchange reserves rose by US$500 million to US$146.8 billion. The Jakarta Composite Index gained 0.40%; analysts noted that the reserve increase was partly linked to government external borrowing and did not establish a sustained improvement in underlying capital inflows.
Higher reserves offer some support for external payments and currency stability, but continued rupiah pressure and reliance on borrowing limit the reassurance. The report has no direct feed-commodity supply or demand signal.
paral.newsNov 6, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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