Today (Thursday, August 12), the Rupiah exchange rate closed at Rp 14,389 per US$.

The Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) traded at Rp 14,389 per US dollar, strengthening by -0.06 percent compared to yesterday. Current conditions haven't changed significantly compared to seven days ago. After reaching its lowest point on Friday, June 11, 2021, the Rupiah is now attempting to resume its strengthening trend achieved over the past week. Today, the Rupiah strengthened by Rp 8 compared to yesterday.

Over the past week, the Rupiah traded within a range of Rp 132 per US dollar. The highest transaction was at Rp 14,456 per US dollar, and the lowest at Rp 14,324 per US dollar.

Over the past month, the Rupiah traded within a wider range of Rp 230 per US dollar, with the lowest value at Rp 14,324 per US dollar.

Meanwhile, against other major currencies monitored by Bank Indonesia, the Rupiah weakened most significantly against the Vietnamese Dong over the past week, followed by the New Zealand Dollar, Malaysian Ringgit, Saudi Riyal, and Papua New Guinean Kina.

Over the past month, the Rupiah's performance was most negatively impacted against the Papua New Guinean Kina, followed by the Japanese Yen, Vietnamese Dong, Kuwaiti Dinar, and Saudi Riyal.