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Indonesia’s Rupiah, Bonds Edge Lower as Investors Eye Protest in Jakarta

The Indonesian rupiah and government bonds slipped for a third day on Thursday, with investors keeping an eye on whether a small protest in Jakarta may balloon into a larger demonstration.

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Indonesia’s Rupiah, Bonds Edge Lower as Investors Eye Protest in Jakarta
The Indonesian rupiah and government bonds slipped for a third day on Thursday, with investors keeping an eye on whether a small protest in Jakarta may balloon into a larger demonstration.
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