Indonesia’s currency reaches 15,000 per US dollar earlier than expected
After constant fluctuations of its currency for past several days, the Indonesian Rupiah eventually reached its highest value in April 2020, when its rate was previously recorded in the range between 15,430 and 15,295 against US dollar. It turned out that rupiah could show its strength when it hit its highest rate of 15,000 to the greenback as recorded on Thursday's closing session of the Jakarta inter-bank market, not until the end of 2020 as expected by the Indonesian central bank's Governor Perry Warjiyo. The Indonesian central bank, Bank Indonesia, was optimistic that rupiah would strengthen to 15,000 per US dollar by the end of this year in line with the lender's policy on efforts to stabilize the value of rupiah against foreign currencies including the US dollar, Warjiyo told journal...









