Economy
Bank Indonesia Raises Key Rate by 25 bps to Stabilize Rupiah and Attract Foreign Investment
Bank Indonesia (BI) has raised its benchmark interest rate (BI Rate) by 25 basis points to 5.5% to counter the rapid depreciation of the rupiah. The move aims to attract foreign investment and curb inflation, with markets responding positively with gains in stock prices and the rupiah.
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