Indonesia central bank keeps rates unchanged, defying hike expectations


JAKARTA: Indonesia's central bank kept policy rates unchanged on Wednesday, defying market expectations of another rate hike following back-to-back increases aimed at shoring up the rupiah currency.

Bank Indonesia left the 7-day reverse repurchase rate unchanged at 5.75%. Twenty of 33 economists polled by Reuters had expected another 25 basis point hike, while the rest had correctly predicted no change.

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