Rupiah Opens Slightly Stronger Against USD Amidst Global Geopolitical Tensions and Capital Outflow
The Indonesian Rupiah opened with a slight gain against the US Dollar on Tuesday, but continues to face pressure from escalating Middle East tensions and foreign capital outflow from the domestic stock market. Analysts predict the Rupiah will remain volatile.
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