
Indonesia's rupiah weakened to Rp 18,100 per U.S. dollar on Monday, while the Jakarta Composite Index remained in positive territory near 5,090. An FX analyst said the stock index was testing new levels after falling below 5,000, with resistance at 5,100–5,200, and noted global and domestic factors were weighing on the rupiah.
Rupiah weakness raises the local-currency cost of imported feed grains and ingredients, potentially increasing procurement costs for Indonesian buyers. The article reports market conditions but identifies no specific new supply or demand driver.
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