The Indonesian rupiah rebounded from near a record low as Asian currencies strengthened after markets interpreted Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s remarks as more dovish than expected. According to Sina Finance, the dollar fell 0.4% against the rupiah to 18,108, putting it on track for its largest daily decline since September 30. The 10-year government bond yield fell 3 basis points to 7.62%. Indonesia’s Finance Ministry said global funds made net purchases of $69.5 million in Indonesian local bonds on October 27. The Jakarta Composite Index fell 2% to 5,175.15.