Key insights and market outlook
The Indonesian rupiah showed marginal appreciation against the US dollar, rising 0.13% to Rp 16,707 per USD. Despite weekly 0.10% depreciation from Rp 16,690, the currency is being closely watched ahead of Bank Indonesia's (BI) monetary policy decision and US economic data releases. Analysts note that while BI rate cut expectations have been pressuring the rupiah, positive sentiment in equity markets due to hopes of an end to the US government shutdown is providing some support.
The Indonesian rupiah demonstrated marginal strength against the US dollar, appreciating 0.13% to Rp 16,707 as of the latest trading session. While this represents a daily gain, the currency has actually depreciated 0.10% on a weekly basis from its level of Rp 16,690 on Friday, November 7, 2025. The Jakarta Interbank Spot Dollar Rate (Jisdor) also followed a similar pattern, strengthening 0.13% daily to Rp 16,710 per USD but showing a 0.03% weekly decline from Rp 16,704 on the previous Friday.
Currency analysts from Doo Financial Futures suggest that the rupiah has been under pressure this week primarily due to market expectations of a potential BI rate cut. However, the currency has received support from positive sentiment in the equity markets, driven by hopes that the ongoing US government shutdown might come to an end soon. This mixed backdrop has resulted in the rupiah's relatively stable performance despite the conflicting influences.
As the market awaits Bank Indonesia's monetary policy decision, investors are also looking forward to US economic data releases that could potentially impact currency valuations. The interplay between these factors is likely to continue influencing the rupiah's movement in the near term, with market participants closely monitoring both domestic and international economic indicators for clearer direction.
BI Monetary Policy Decision
US Economic Data Release
Currency Market Movement