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View all search resultsThe rupiah had strengthened to nearly Rp 15,600 by noon on Thursday, bringing positive impacts for importers and investors, while experts recommend exporters to implement strategies to dampen the negative effects of a stronger currency.
Indonesia booked a US$1 billion current account surplus in the third quarter, the country’s first surplus since 2011, as imports fell faster than exports due to weak domestic demand amid the coronavirus pandemic, Bank Indonesia (BI) announced Friday.
Bank Indonesia (BI) plans to require exporters of natural resources to convert their foreign exchange (forex) earnings into rupiah to stabilize the country’s currency, while it also continues to buy government bonds to support the economy amid the ongoing health crisis.
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