Hyundai Motor said Q2 production was disrupted by interruptions to auto-parts supplies in South Korea.

BMI expects Bank Indonesia to raise rates by a further 50 bps to 6.25% by year-end as policy concerns and renewed US–Iran tensions weigh on the Indonesian rupiah. The agency says the currency is likely to remain weak despite recent intervention and policy tightening. Rising oil prices could boost Indonesia’s import bill and heighten fiscal risks, while persistent governance and policy uncertainty may continue to sap investor sentiment; BMI adds that BI’s growth-supportive stance should limit the scope for further hikes.

印尼央行行長：將協調政策，確保2026年和2027年通脹率維持在1.5%-3.5%的目標區間。