By Rahul Trivedi

BENGALURU (Reuters) -Bank Indonesia (BI) will cut its key interest rate at its fourth consecutive meeting on Wednesday, taking it to 4.50%, as policymakers put greater weight on supporting economic growth despite continued weakness in the rupiah, a Reuters poll of economists showed.

Last month, the central bank surprised markets with a rate cut and Governor Perry Warjiyo said it was going “all out” to bolster growth while maintaining financial market stability.

The rupiah has regained some ground in the last few weeks due to currency market intervention but is about 3% weaker this year. The central bank is mandated to keep the currency stable.

Although second-quarter economic growth exceeded expectations, several economists warned domestic demand is losing momentum. Co

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