JAKARTA (Reuters) — Indonesia’s central bank kept its policy rates unchanged on Wednesday, as expected. The bank paused its easing cycle but emphasized its goal to maintain the stability of the rupiah while supporting economic growth. Bank Indonesia held the benchmark 7-day reverse repurchase rate steady at 5.50%, a move anticipated by 21 out of 31 economists surveyed by Reuters.

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