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Free AccessUSD/IDR Close To Recent Highs, But Inflows Into Bonds Have Continued Post US Payrolls
Like elsewhere in the region, USD/IDR is fairly range bound today. Spot is slightly higher in USD/IDR terms, last around 15120/25 (+0.15% for the session). Support is still evident around the 15100 levels, whilst both the 20 (15109.6) and 200-day (15129.65) EMAs are nearby.
- We may stick to broad ranges ahead of next week's important US CPI release. IDR still has a reasonable correlation with US real yields, see the chart below.
- In terms of cross asset drivers, the Citi terms of trade proxy continues to trend lower, while the 5yr CDS is up off recent lows, post the US non-farm payrolls report.
- Encouragingly for IDR bulls, flows have continued into Indonesian government bonds post the payrolls report, with a further $245.1mn so far this week.
- On the data front, retail sales rose +0.7% y/y in Dec, with a +1.7% estimate for Jan, although this appears to reflect base effects, with the m/m estimate at -2.1% for Jan.
- The next major data release is trade figures out next Wed. So offshore drivers are likely to remain key for IDR sentiment.
Fig 1: USD/IDR v US Real 10yr Yield
Source: MNI - Market News/Bloomberg
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