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IDR/USD: Indonesian Rupiah Drops to Record Amid MSCI Concerns, Oil Risks

Newseze Wire·Thu, Nov 12, 2:06 AMWire: Bloomberg Markets
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IDR/USD: Indonesian Rupiah Drops to Record Amid MSCI Concerns, Oil Risks

The Indonesian rupiah fell to an all-time low as a stronger dollar and the risk of MSCI Inc. removing the nation’s stocks from its emerging-market indexes cast a pall over Asia’s worst-performing currency.

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