Those pressures in the Indonesian financial market was caused by an increasing money market interest rate spread, high exchange rate volatility, as well as the  BIS Review 70/2010  1  increase of government bonds yield along the curve. All of those indicators have recently returned to their normal pattern.
What Indonesia has achieved so far shows that various measures taken by the Indonesian authorities can be reasonably considered effective. The fiscal and monetary stimulus employed in measured manner has helped the economy to endure from external shock. The various policies were mainly aimed at maintaining confidence to cope with panic and fear of scarce liquidity, and preserving domestic purchasing power.