2025-11-28
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Bank Indonesia establishes a regulatory framework for financial derivatives with underlying assets in money market and foreign exchange products, transferring supervision duties from the Commodity Futures Trading Regulatory Agency. The regulation defines specific contract types, including futures and contracts for difference, and sets precise specifications for foreign exchange derivatives such as regular, mini, and micro contracts with a base size of 100,000 units. It mandates fixed exchange rate bounds between Rp14,000 and Rp16,000 against the US dollar and outlines participant categories like traders, brokers, and advisors, while prescribing administrative sanctions for non-compliance.
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