Indonesia's government is injecting Rp 2 trillion daily into the bond market to support the rupiah, which hit a record low against major currencies. Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto continues to downplay the immediate impact of the rupiah's fall on Indonesian households despite concerns about rising import costs and inflation. The government's intervention aims to stabilize the currency and ease pressure on the economy amid ongoing currency weakness.
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The rupiah's record low against the US dollar reflects ongoing depreciation pressure, affecting currency markets.
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