DBS Group Research economist Radhika Rao analyzes Indonesia markets after Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo’s unexpected resignation. She notes initial weakness in onshore assets as investors reassess implications for Rupiah stability and bonds. Rao highlights Deputy Governor Destry Damayanti’s appointment as acting Governor and stresses that leadership continuity, experience and institutional independence will be key to sustaining confidence in Indonesia’s monetary policy framework. Investors reassess Rupiah and bonds"Investors sought policy clarity after BI Governor Warjiyo unexpectedly resigned on Monday, citing personal reasons." "For investors, reassurance that the central bank remains under an experienced, and independent leader will be important in sustaining confidence in the monetary policy framework and reaffirm its institutional autonomy."