JAKARTA — Indonesia’s central bank hiked interest rates Wednesday to their highest for seven years, an unexpected move to boost the rupiah, which continues to weaken against the dollar despite several interventions in currency markets. Economists had predicted Bank Indonesia to hold the seven-day reverse repurchase rate at 6 percent but it instead raised it
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