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Investors were watching for Indonesia’s consumer confidence data after September’s index stood at 118.1, in optimistic territory overall. The article highlights a gap between higher- and lower-spending households: confidence was 123.5 for households spending over Rp5 million and 107.1 for those spending Rp1–2 million, while current economic conditions for the latter group were pessimistic at 93.2.
Consumer confidence can influence expectations for household demand and the rupiah, but the article reports no direct feed-commodity supply or price effect.
bloombergtechnoz.comTim Riset Bloomberg TechnozNov 9, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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