Against the backdrop of global economic fluctuations, the exchange rate between the US dollar (USD) and the Indonesian rupiah (IDR) has drawn increasing attention. Recent data shows that 5 USD converts to 81,338.38 IDR , underscoring the tight correlation between the two currencies. The current exchange rate stands at 1 USD to 16,267.7 IDR , while 1 IDR is equivalent to approximately 0.0000614716 USD.
Over the past 30 days, the exchange rate has exhibited notable volatility, peaking at 16,491 IDR per USD and dipping to 16,356 IDR, reflecting a 0.46% fluctuation rate . A broader 90-day analysis reveals even more pronounced movements, with the rate reaching a high of 16,699 IDR and a low of 16,183 IDR, signaling sustained demand for the US dollar in the market.
Key factors influencing these fluctuations include US economic data releases , Indonesia’s domestic fiscal policies , and broader trends in global monetary policy. For instance, shifts in US interest rates or Indonesia’s inflation control measures can significantly impact the exchange rate dynamics.
This evolving exchange rate environment has far-reaching implications, affecting international trade, investment decisions, and travel budgets. For travelers planning visits to Indonesia or investors managing cross-border transactions, staying informed about the latest USD-IDR trends is critical for making financially sound choices.