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Indonesian Stocks Tumble to 14-Month Low, Rupiah Drops to Record

Indonesian Stocks Tumble to 14-Month Low, Rupiah Drops to Record

Title: Indonesian Equities Plunge to Lowest Point in 14 Months as Rupiah Hits All-Time Low

Indonesian shares experienced a sharp decline, sinking to their lowest level in over a year, while the national currency, the rupiah, simultaneously broke records on the downside. The simultaneous drop in both the stock market and the local currency highlights significant pressure on the country’s financial markets amid current economic headwinds.


Source: Bloomberg Generated at: 2026-06-03 04:46:39 UTC

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