Bank Indonesia today left its policy rate unchanged at 3.5% and signalled that it is likely to leave rates on hold for a prolonged period of time. With the economy rebounding on the back of a fall in virus cases but the rupiah holding up well, we think interest rates will be left on hold until the end of next year.
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