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Rupiah’s Advance at Risk as Fiscal, Rate Pressures Linger

Bloomberg Markets Monday 21 September 2026, 00:14 UTC By Subhadip Sircar and Prima Wirayani 1 min read
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The rupiah may struggle to extend its recent rally, as lingering concerns over spending and trade temper optimism over Indonesia’s efforts to bolster policy credibility.

The rupiah may struggle to extend its recent rally, as lingering concerns over spending and trade temper optimism over Indonesia’s efforts to bolster policy credibility.
Rupiah’s Advance at Risk as Fiscal, Rate Pressures Linger (ORG) Indonesia (LOCATION)
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