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        "id": 1833642,
        "msgid": "rupiah-weakens-as-foreign-capital-outflows-continue-1782881682",
        "date": "2026-07-01 11:28:49",
        "title": "Rupiah weakens as foreign capital outflows continue",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Economy",
        "summary": "The Indonesian rupiah depreciated against the US dollar on Wednesday morning, driven by sustained foreign capital outflows from the domestic stock market. Investors are also awaiting the release of June 2026 inflation data and May 2026 trade balance figures, which are expected to show rising consumer prices and a widening trade surplus.",
        "content": "<p>The rupiah exchange rate weakened by 37 points, or 0.21 percent, to\nRp17,944 per US dollar on Wednesday morning compared to the previous\nclose of Rp17,907 per US dollar. Permata Bank Chief Economist Josua\nPardede stated that the rupiah\u2019s depreciation was influenced by\ncontinued foreign capital outflows in the stock market. \u201cForeign\ninvestors recorded a net sell of 58.20 million US dollars, which pushed\nthe Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) down 3.05 percent to 5,643,\u201d he said\nin Jakarta on Wednesday. Today, the rupiah is expected to move in the\nrange of Rp17,825 to Rp17,950 per US dollar. Statistics Indonesia (BPS)\nwill release inflation data for June 2026 and the trade balance for May\n2026. He estimates that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation will\nincrease to 0.50 percent month-on-month (mom) or 3.41 percent\nyear-on-year (yoy) in June 2026, from 0.28 percent mom or 3.08 percent\nyoy in May 2026, driven by the strengthening pass-through of rising\ninput costs to consumer prices, including increases in non-subsidised\nenergy prices and transportation costs. Meanwhile, Indonesia\u2019s trade\nsurplus is projected to widen to 1.13 billion US dollars in May 2026\nfrom 0.09 billion US dollars in April 2026, supported by the\nnormalisation of import activity after the post-Lebaran surge. However,\nthe trend over the past year still shows a gradual narrowing of the\ntrade surplus. Reviewing global sentiment, uncertainty remains high\nregarding the potential for a peace deal in the Middle East. Investors\nare awaiting further developments from peace talks between the US and\nIran in Doha, Qatar, aimed at easing tensions in the Strait of\nHormuz.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/rupiah-weakens-as-foreign-capital-outflows-continue-1782881682",
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