Indonesia
2 articlesThe currency framework associated with Indonesia, a sovereign state in Southeast Asia, uses Indonesian rupiah (IDR). Currency administration is led by Bank Indonesia; Indonesian rupiah banknotes and coins circulate within the jurisdiction. Its boundaries are geographic and institutional: the subject is how money operates in the jurisdiction, not the full history of the currency everywhere it is used.
US Dollar Faces Pressure as BCA Research Favors Asian and European Currencies
BCA Research signals a shift away from the US dollar, highlighting weakening real yields and reduced foreign investment as reasons to favor the South Korean won, Japanese yen, Taiwan dollar, Singapore dollar, and euro
Indonesian Rupiah Faces Ongoing Pressure as USD/IDR Forecast Rises
The Indonesian Rupiah is expected to weaken further against the US Dollar through mid-2027, as persistent trade deficits and rising oil import costs challenge Bank Indonesia's efforts to stabilise the currency