BI cuts rates, but easing cycle likely to be short

Bank Indonesia (BI) today cut its benchmark interest rate from 6.0% to 5.75% and hinted that further easing is on the horizon. But the uncertain outlook for the currency means that this is unlikely to be the beginning of a prolonged easing cycle.

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