Crude oil sneezes and shares coughs, IDR also got the blows.

The positive sentiments regarding COVID-19 are expected to support IDR's rate.

The market players are concerned with the economic effect of the outbreak of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19).

The push-and-pull sentiments made IDR remains stagnant for today.

Will the strengthening last?

While Trump's speech helps alleviate IDR's rate, the COVID-19 cases are still looming large.

The real action by the Indonesian government hoists IDR's rate.

The economic stimulus will not help. COVID-19's effort might help.

The U.S Government aims to tackle the unemployment surge and the COVID-19 with the US$2 trillion stimuli.

Low PMI and COVID-19 are the main reasons why IDR's rate faltered so much today.

IDR might strengthen later.

The strengthening of IDR today is caused by the unlimited stimulus package, worth US$2 trillion, consented by the U.S Senate on Friday last week.