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  • Indonesia appears to be the latest country to jump on the de-dollarization bandwagon. 
  • The island nation has launched a National Task Force to promote local-currency transactions. 
  • The move is expected to help make the rupiah more stable, and support local financial markets, Bank Indonesia said. 

The international campaign against the dollar's dominance of global trade and investment flows is pulling more countries in - Indonesia is the latest to join the movement.

The island nation has announced it's formed a National Task Force to widen the use of local currency transactions (LCT) with partner countries, according to Indonesia's central bank