Financial Post
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Jun 10, 2026
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Indonesian Selloff Eases as Officials Rush to Assure Investors
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o(lu{p34nyp2g3bd[a57a}m9_media_dl_1.png Data compiled by Bloomberg Article content (Bloomberg) — Indonesian assets rebounded after officials stepped up efforts to reassure foreign investors, driving the rupiah to its biggest gain in more than a year while easing pressure on bonds and lifting stocks. Article content The 10-year yield fell 15 basis points on Wednesday to 7.26% after climbing as much as 64 basis points in the past two days. The rupiah strengthened as much as 0.9%, while the benchmark stock index rose 3.4%. Article content Article content Article content The rebound offered some r…
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