
Bank Indonesia intensified efforts to stabilize the rupiah after it weakened to Rp17,985 per US dollar. The article says hedging incentives attracted USD 9.9 billion in foreign capital, alongside foreign-exchange market intervention and other measures to curb volatility.
Measures that attract capital and support the rupiah could reduce the local cost of imported feed inputs; renewed currency pressure would have the opposite effect. The intervention may influence import costs, but the article does not report a direct change in commodity supply or demand.
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