According to the latest survey conducted by Bank Indonesia (BI), the Indonesian central bank, Indonesia’s retail sales dropped 1.8% on the year in June vs. a 7.7% increase seen in May.
The survey predicted retail sales would rise 2.3% on an annual basis in July, when the new school year begins, Reuters reports.
The Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) extends its recovery mode into a third straight day today, with USD/IDR back to 14,200 level, modestly unchanged on the day. The cross hit fresh three-month highs at 14,360 on Tuesday.
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