Indonesia: vice president resignation reports and rupiah pressure
Indonesia's Vice President Gibran was reportedly seen arriving at Parliament amid resignation reports, while the central bank cites several factors for rupiah weakness.
What we know
Market news accounts report Gibran arriving at Parliament amid resignation reports (unconfirmed). A central bank official cited US monetary policy outlook, MSCI decision concerns, domestic trends and year-end FX demand as weighing on the rupiah.
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