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Indonesia’s Rupiah, Bonds Edge Lower as Investors Eye Protest in Jakarta
Source: Bloomberg
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Indonesia’s rupiah and government bonds fell for a third straight day as investors weighed the risk that a small Jakarta protest could expand into broader unrest. The cautious positioning has tightened demand for local risk assets and pressured both FX and sovereign pricing. No specific policy change was cited, but the uncertainty is driving near-term volatility.
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