KRW and IDR Stay Weak Despite Falling Oil Prices
Korea's won and Indonesia's rupiah remain under pressure despite softer oil, as equity outflows and new central bank legislation weigh on both currencies.
Korea's won and Indonesia's rupiah remain under pressure despite softer oil, as equity outflows and new central bank legislation weigh on both currencies.
US nonfarm payrolls surged to 172K in May, nearly double estimates. Treasury yields jumped, stocks sold off, and rate cut expectations faded.
Micron Technology shows a bullish Elliott Wave structure from its April 2025 low. Key targets sit at $1,159–$1,278, with full extension at $1,472.
Indonesia's Rupiah weakens past 18,000 as officials push back on "Sell Indonesia" sentiment. Korean Won faces pressure despite a strong current account surplu