USD/IDR trades near 17,860 after consumer confidence data signals economic concerns, extending the rupiah’s decline.
The Indonesian rupiah declined as domestic consumer confidence fell to its lowest level since September 2025, pressuring the currency. USD/IDR held gains near 17,860 during Asian trading hours on Monday, recovering from a 0.5% loss in the prior session.
The drop in consumer confidence reflects growing economic uncertainty, though the pair remained supported by broader USD strength. No immediate market reaction was specified, but the data underscores weakening sentiment in Southeast Asia’s largest economy.
Traders are monitoring the rupiah’s resilience as external and domestic factors weigh on its performance.