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Rupiah Weakens Further, Approaching IDR 18,000 Against the Dollar
The Indonesian Rupiah continued its downward trajectory on June 25, trading at a morning rate of IDR 17,957 per US dollar, inching closer to the psychologically significant level of IDR 18,000.
This decline reflects ongoing pressure in the currency market, with a recent rate of change indicating a modest depreciation of 1.46% over the past three days. Investor sentiment remains cautious, as evidenced by an adjusted sentiment score of 55, which suggests a neutral outlook despite the prevailing atmosphere of fear, reflected in a coverage score of 30.
The weakening Rupiah is contributing to broader concerns about inflationary pressures and the potential impact on Indonesia's economic stability, as traders remain vigilant amid fluctuating global market conditions.