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Indonesia’s Jakarta Composite Index rose 0.40% to 5,050.43 on November 7, while the rupiah weakened 2.82% to 18,004 per U.S. dollar. The article attributes the stock-market gain to third-quarter economic growth of 5.47%, above the 5.2% consensus estimate, and notes that Bank Indonesia held its policy rate at 5.75%.
Stronger domestic growth can support demand, but the reported sharp rupiah decline raises the cost of imported feed and other inputs. Currency pressure is the clearest direct price channel for feed buyers.
ekoin.coAdmin EKOIN.CONov 8, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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