Abstract:Indonesia faces a critical liquidity test as MSCI transparency concerns trigger an $80 billion sell-off and drive the Rupiah to record lows.

Indonesia is grappling with a severe financial market shock after MSCI flagged transparency issues within the country's financial infrastructure.
The speed of capital repatriation highlights the fragility of emerging market sentiment. The transparency flag by MSCI acts as a significant deterrent to institutional flow, forcing the central bank to intervene in FX markets.
Market participants are watching for emergency liquidity measures or rate hikes from Bank Indonesia to defend the currency. Without rapid structural assurances, the IDR risks entering a prolonged period of volatility.