Indonesia's fiscal issues have once again become the focus of the market. Recently, investors have been concerned about Indonesia's financial situation, leading to pressure on the Indonesian rupiah. In response to the declining exchange rate, the Indonesian central bank has decided to intervene in the foreign exchange market to stabilize the situation and maintain the rupiah's price level. The currency pressures in emerging markets like this reflect changes in the global economic landscape and also serve as a reminder for traders to pay attention to the potential impact of cross-border capital flows on various assets.