JAKARTA - Indonesia’s central bank raised its benchmark interest rates by 25 basis points on Thursday, just a week after a surprise off-cycle hike, as it seeks to attract fresh capital and halt selling in its battered rupiah and other assets.

A successful sovereign wealth fund debut and a stock market rally offer a reprieve, even as higher borrowing costs threaten growth.

Bank Indonesia raised its benchmark rate to 5.50% in its third hike in a month, signaling deepening rupiah concerns with implications for crypto markets.