Bank Indonesia holds rates, easing cycle nearing an end

Bank Indonesia (BI) today left interest rates on hold at 4.75% and made clear that its focus is currently on maintaining a stable exchange rate rather than supporting the economy. With rate hikes in the US now looking more likely, we think BI’s easing cycle is nearing its end.

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