The Indonesian rupiah has been one of the worst performing currencies in emerging Asia so far this year. We think an intensification of the euro-zone crisis, a worsening of the trade balance, rising inflation and inconsistent policymaking will all weigh on the rupiah for the rest of 2012. Our view contrasts with the consensus, which expects appreciation.
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