Rupiah traded at the level of 10,010 per dollar in inter-bank transaction from Monday's close of 9,990.
Samuel Sekuritas' economist Lana Soelistianingsih said most Asian currencies weakened on slowdown in Chinese economic growth.
Lana, however, said she was confident, rupiah could regain some of its lost value to reach the level of 9,950--9,990 per dollar on protection by Bank Indonesia.
Trust Securities' chief researcher Reza Priyambada said Chinese economic slowdown could have its effects on Indonesia's trade balance.
"It is natural as China is Indonesia's largest trading partner," Reza said. He said the rise of Bank Indonesia benchmark interest rate (BI rate) from 6 percent to 6.5 percent could not directly prop up rupiah. (*/DWA)
: Dewa Sudiarta Wiguna
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