1 December 2021
Yesterday, the rupiah closed at the level of IDR 14,323/USD, down 0.13% from the weekend, based on Bloomberg data. External sentiment still colored the movement of the rupiah exchange rate. On the other hand, the Government Securities (SUN) market is currently overshadowed by the uncertainty of the impact of the new variant of Omicron's Covid-19, causing volatility in all currency exchange rates, including the rupiah.
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29 November 2021
The weekend rupiah exchange rate closed at IDR 14,303/USD or 0.25% lower than the previous day's trading. The depreciation of the rupiah over the weekend, in line with the Fed's policy outlook which will take the policy of a faster FFR increase. Externally, the 10-year US Treasury yield fell to 1.4%. Investors began to turn to safer asset instruments, amid fears of the emergence of the Omicron Covid-19 variant in South Africa.
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26 November 2021
Market participants responded negatively to speculations of an accelerated increase in the Fed Funds Rate (FFR).
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25 November 2021
The Fed officially announced a gradual tapering off policy, starting at the end of this month. The current value of quantitative easing is USD 120 billion, and if done in stages it will take 8 months to zero, or end in June 2022.
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24 November 2021
The Government Securities (SUN) market moved mixed yesterday, amid sentiment on the debt rating and rising UST10Y yield.
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