Indonesia’s central bank is “ready for the worst” and will provide more support for the rupiah if needed, the head of its monetary management department has said.
Bank Indonesia was prepared to intervene in the currency market — as it did last month when the rupiah hit multiyear lows — but would not rely solely on intervention, Edi Susianto, the monetary department’s executive director, told the Financial Times.
Susianto’s comments come as Asian economies brace for more currency volatility following the US Federal Reserve’s signal this month that it will hold interest rates higher for longer.
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