Jakarta, April 13 -- The pressure from global volatility on Indonesian financial markets is at a relatively moderate level, the Finance Ministry noted.

Noor Faisal Achmad, the ministry's director of economic stabilization strategy, stated that despite global risk-off sentiment triggering capital outflows, conditions in Indonesia remain under control.

"Our assessment shows that pressure on Indonesia remains relatively moderate," Faisal said at the Central Banking Forum 2026 here on Monday.

He explained that the current depreciation of the rupiah exchange rate is still under control. For the record, the rupiah weakened 17 points, or 0.10 percent, to Rp17,121 per US$ on Monday morning, from the previous close of Rp17,104 per US$.

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