Fitra Jusdiman, the head of the currency and securities Asset Management at the Indonesian central bank, stated that the bank is intervening in the Forex spot, domestic non-deliverable forward, and secondary government bond markets to support the Indonesian rupiah during turbulent times. Jusdiman said in a text message that the Indonesian rupiah is affected by the latest policy outlook from the Federal Reserve, like most Other currencies. The Indonesian central bank is committed to maintaining the stability of the Indonesian rupiah and will continue to take cautious and timely stabilization measures based on market volatility. Today, the Indonesian rupiah fell by 1.2% against the US dollar, reaching 16,281 rupiah, the lowest level since July 31, leading the decline among most Asian currencies.