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Market Overview The USD/IDR pair closed at 17,923.20 on September 30, 2026, reflecting a decline of 0.00% from the previous close of 17,923.53. Over the past 30 days, the pair has experienced a modest uptrend with a positive return of 1.10%, ranging between a low of 17,440.95 and a high of 18,072.58. Technical levels show the 20-day moving average at 17,798.96, the 50-day at 17,751.99, and the 200-day at 17,633.37, with the price trading above the short-term average. The 14-day RSI stands at 58.7, in neutral territory, indicating balanced momentum. Key support is at 17,440.95, while resistance is near 18,072.58. The Sigmanomics forecast model currently projects a bullish bias for the near term. The USD/IDR forex pair tracks the exchange rate between the US Dollar and the Indonesian Rupiah. Over the same 30-day window, daily-return volatility was 0.33%, reflecting subdued price variability for this pair. Across the past 52 weeks, the pair has traded between 16,648.38 and 18,720.04, with the current price near the midrange of that range. Among macroeconomic indicators in our coverage, Inflation Rate MOM shows the strongest historical relationship with this instrument, positively correlated (r = +0.77). Updated 9/30/26

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