Trump's US Presidential Election Victory Leads to Rupiah's Sharpest Weakening

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Asian Currency Rises/Falls Against the US Dollar on November 9, 2016, at 11:50 WIB

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Asian Currency Rises/Falls Against the US Dollar on November 9, 2016, at 11:50 WIB

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Donald Trump's Republican victory in the November 8, 2017, United States presidential election was met with negative reactions from market players. Most Asian currencies weakened immediately as Donald Trump took the lead in the vote count against Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

According to Bloomberg data up to 11:50 WIB, the Indonesian Rupiah traded 144 points weaker (1.1 percent) at Rp 13,198 per US dollar compared to the previous day's closing. This weakening was the most significant among other Asian currencies.

Meanwhile, the Japanese Yen appreciated by 3.59 percent to 101.38 per US dollar, and similarly, the Chinese Yuan and Thai Baht strengthened against the US dollar.

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