
Indonesia’s Jakarta Composite Index held in positive territory near 5,090 on Monday, while the rupiah weakened to around Rp18,100 per U.S. dollar. An analyst said the index was testing new levels after a sharp fall and noted that domestic and global sentiment continued to weigh on the currency.
A weaker rupiah can raise Indonesian import costs for feed ingredients, but the report provides no specific change in commodity supply or demand. The item describes market sentiment rather than a new commodity driver.
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