Indonesia's central bank chief just dropped a hint that caught attention: more rate cuts could be on the table. But here's the catch—nobody knows when or by how much. The governor's keeping cards close, leaving the exact timing and magnitude of any move up in the air for now.

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0xLuckbox

· 9h ago

Players are all guessing, but not making it clear. I'm familiar with this trap.

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MoonlightGamer

· 12-01 03:35

Here we go again with the "want to say but stop short" trap, the Central Bank of Indonesia really knows how to keep us in suspense.

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TokenCreatorOP

· 12-01 03:34

The Indonesian Central Bank is playing psychological warfare, just throwing out a smokescreen and that's it.

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MEVHunter

· 12-01 03:32

I'm too familiar with this trap; the Central Bank is deliberately throwing smoke bombs. The funds in the mempool are definitely monitoring every word, and the arbitrage space is being squeezed like this.

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TokenDustCollector

· 12-01 03:15

The Indonesian central bank is playing the "trap" of being "evasive" again, saying they will cut interest rates but refusing to specify how... they are really keeping the market on edge.

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AirdropworkerZhang

· 12-01 03:11

Another trap? The head of the Central Bank of Indonesia just knows how to throw smoke bombs, there's no certainty about when interest rates will be cut, isn't this just keeping us in suspense...

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DeFiDoctor

· 12-01 03:11

The diagnosis record shows that the rhetoric of the Governor of the Indonesian Central Bank is somewhat problematic—mentioning a rate cut but not specifying the timing and magnitude, the clinical manifestation is a failure of market expectation management, and the symptoms of capital outflow are not effectively alleviated. It is recommended to regularly review the transparency of policy indicators.

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