Indonesia holds rates, currency worries to remain a constraint

Bank Indonesia’s (BI) decision to keep its policy rate on hold at 4.75% today demonstrates the central bank’s focus remains on supporting the rupiah. With interest rates in the US likely to rise further next year, we think that BI’s easing cycle has now come to an end.

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