Rupiah Opens Stronger Against US Dollar, Supported by Inflation Concerns
The Indonesian Rupiah opened trading stronger against the US Dollar on Friday, October 30, 2026. The strengthening was driven by a decline in the US Dollar Index following inflation data that met expectations. However, rising global oil prices and a weak domestic stock market are seen as limiting further gains.
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