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CNA-Indonesian rupiah hits record low - repeat of 1997/1998 crisis??

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20MAY2026

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Indonesia's central bank has hiked its key rate for the first time in two years, to 5.25%. Bank Indonesia governor Perry Warjiyo said the move was made to support the rupiah amid uncertainties brought on by the war on Iran. This comes as the rupiah has set successive record lows this week. It's now trading at 17,600 to the greenback. The rupiah has depreciated by around 5% year-to-date, making it one of Asia's worst performers. It has also breached the symbolic 17,000 level, bringing back memories of the 1998 Asian financial crisis. Olivia Marzuki looks at what is driving the rupiah's slide.

reminds you of that 1997/1998 Asian financial crisis. as opposed to the 1995/96 condo boom, when ppl queue overnight to book condos.
some even pay ppl to stand overnight in condo launch queues.

THB crash
Rupiah Crash.
SGX crash
SG property crash 40%. (this time must crash way way more than 40%)
 
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the sgd appreciation and housing or asset bubble reminds me of jippun after signing the plaza accord in 1985 in which jp huat overnight for strengthening yen against the dollar based on the agreement and making every jap rich (on paper). so what did japs do? buy properties and borrow loans from banks to buy more assets and or properties as though there was no end in sight.
 
the sgd appreciation and housing or asset bubble reminds me of jippun after signing the plaza accord in 1985 in which jp huat overnight for strengthening yen against the dollar based on the agreement and making every jap rich (on paper). so what did japs do? buy properties and borrow loans from banks to buy more assets and or properties as though there was no end in sight.
US will intervene if you become near equal. And put you back where you belong.
Germany-russia cooperation which went very well since 1980's currently suffer same fate.
US has no answer for china yet. They tried the Uighyr insurrection, Hong Kong riots, nothing worked. Then it was technology sanction which backfired. US and west corporation lost market share. US and western companies doing business in china are not touched. But chinese companies doing business in the West are harassed and forced to shut or leave.
 
US will intervene if you become near equal. And put you back where you belong.
Germany-russia cooperation which went very well since 1980's currently suffer same fate.
US has no answer for china yet. They tried the Uighyr insurrection, Hong Kong riots, nothing worked. Then it was technology sanction which backfired. US and west corporation lost market share. US and western companies doing business in china are not touched. But chinese companies doing business in the West are harassed and forced to shut or leave.
the plaza accord was intentional on reagan’s part. he wanted u.s. to be net sexporter with a weaker dollar. i remembered in 1985 when americans complained of a weak dollar overnight after price increases on almost every import. and then the japs started buying u.s. properties and sending tens of millions of tourists to hawaii, cali, and ny with a strong yen to buy up luxury goods, jack up hotel rates, and dine in sexpensive restaurants. japs also wanted to buy up pebble beach at carmel and restrict access to american citizens. that was when amerikans demonstrated against jippun and trashed their cars and electronic goods to send a signal to jippun.
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Indonesia's central bank has hiked its key rate for the first time in two years, to 5.25%. Bank Indonesia governor Perry Warjiyo said the move was made to support the rupiah amid uncertainties brought on by the war on Iran. This comes as the rupiah has set successive record lows this week. It's now trading at 17,600 to the greenback. The rupiah has depreciated by around 5% year-to-date, making it one of Asia's worst performers. It has also breached the symbolic 17,000 level, bringing back memories of the 1998 Asian financial crisis. Olivia Marzuki looks at what is driving the rupiah's slide.

reminds you of that 1997/1998 Asian financial crisis. as opposed to the 1995/96 condo boom, when ppl queue overnight to book condos.
some even pay ppl to stand overnight in condo launch queues.

THB crash
Rupiah Crash.
SGX crash
SG property crash 40%. (this time must crash way way more than 40%)

Many many Indon -Sama rushing to SG ATAS condo for their summer school holidays
 
US will intervene if you become near equal. And put you back where you belong.
Germany-russia cooperation which went very well since 1980's currently suffer same fate.
US has no answer for china yet. They tried the Uighyr insurrection, Hong Kong riots, nothing worked. Then it was technology sanction which backfired. US and west corporation lost market share. US and western companies doing business in china are not touched. But chinese companies doing business in the West are harassed and forced to shut or leave.
Chinese ... the bloody difference is the Chinese.
 
Not low enough. You'll know it's low enough when Indon Chinese girls are gangbanged doggystyle on the streets. :sneaky:

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