Rupiah Bangkit P Purbaya Harus Diconto BI Biar Dolar Masuk Bener,Cara Negara Lain Diluardugaan Beda

After days of being in the shadow of the dollar, the Rupiah finally rose, even so, Mr. Purbaya must be emulated by BI so that the Dollar can enter properly. What's more, the way other countries do it is very different and this must be used as a mirror so that the pressure on the Dollar Rupiah exchange rate can be overcome without having to sacrifice the economy by increasing nominal interest in banking due to the increase in the benchmark interest rate or BI Rate where the Governor of BI decided to choose to increase the BI rate or Bank Indonesia's benchmark interest rate. This is because the Bank Indonesia Foreign Exchange Securities instrument or SVBI has not been clearly regulated so that foreign exchange from abroad which is purely Foreign Capital has difficulty entering to buy SVBI because of that the foreign exchange gap must be immediately fixed by Go Global without that, dependence on pure foreign exchange will increase which has been supplied from export foreign exchange saved by companies, the difference with other countries is that the interest rate technique is indeed all Hakwish or tight or aggressive money, but most Central Banks in Asia such as BOJ or Bank of Japan, India to Australia have implemented an Asymmetric Interest rate strategy in our analysis, this is a way for the domestic economy to be protected from high interest rates but specifically to absorb foreign exchange they provide very Hawkish interest rates or The Fed's response was very high, following a similar trend: holding the Fed rate low, behind-the-curve inflation, but massively raising interest rates on US Treasury bonds. Meanwhile, Mr. Purbaya's approach to increasing foreign exchange inflows to Indonesia was correct, namely by rapidly marketing government securities (SBN) to the global market. This differs significantly from the BI Foreign Exchange Securities (SVBI), which has been analyzed as having structural and market-scoring constraints that could make it less agile in absorbing foreign exchange.