Bank Indonesia to cut interest rates further

Bank Indonesia’s (BI) decision to cut interest rates today suggests that for now at least it is prioritising the economy over supporting the rupiah. We think further rate cuts are likely over the coming months, but the pace of easing is set to be gradual.

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