BENGALURU: Indonesia's rupiah gained more than half a percent on Friday, hitting a two-month high, driven partly by expectations that its central bank will raise interest rates later this month, while most other Asian emerging currencies remained subdued.
The rupiah appreciated as much as 0.6% to 14,670 per dollar level, its highest since June 12.
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