RUPIAH - JAKARTA. The Indonesian rupiah's exchange rate has once again been under pressure until the end of today's trading. On Friday (26/4), the spot rupiah closed at a level of Rp 16,210 per US dollar.
This has resulted in the rupiah weakening by 0.14% compared to the previous day's closing at Rp 16,188 per US dollar. The movement of the rupiah is in line with the majority of currencies in Asia.
As of 3:00 PM local time, the Japanese yen was the currency with the deepest depreciation in Asia, having plummeted 0.24%. This was followed by the Chinese yuan, which slipped 0.08%.
Next, the South Korean won, which had already closed, was down 0.06%, and the Singapore dollar corrected by 0.04%. Then there was the Indian rupee, which fell 0.01%.
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Meanwhile, the Hong Kong dollar appeared to weaken slightly by 0.008% against the greenback.
On the other hand, the Thai baht was the currency with the largest appreciation in Asia, having strengthened by 0.24%.
Subsequently, the Philippine peso closed up 0.19% and the Malaysian ringgit climbed 0.05%. This was followed by the Taiwanese dollar, which closed with a slight increase of 0.01%