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Capital Economics Sees Risks to Rupiah Stability From Bank Indonesia's Policy Dilemma

Capital Economics' Jason Tuvey says Bank Indonesia is balancing support for the rupiah against the need to sustain economic growth, potentially under political pressure. He compares the situation with Turkey's experience, while noting Indonesia remains far from a crisis.

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