Cause Rupiah Free Fall

Such as flagging blood, the rupiah against the U.S. dollar in the Jakarta interbank spot market continues to weaken. Rupiah touched a 10 504 per U.S. dollar on Tuesday, August 20, 2013. Some economists have said, this is the worst weakness in the last four years, and may continue into next year. These various factors that cause the rupiah 'freefall'

# External Factors
- The market is worried the U.S. central bank on 23 September 2013 to decide the first step pruning policy stimulus, which causes capital inflows to the United States and in various countries stock market crashed.
- The market will worry about the closing of Merrill Lynch by the American market, which could push the stock and capital markets.
- Sluggish regional markets and plunging some regional currencies against the U.S. dollar.

# Internal Factors
- Negative market sentiment announcement that Bank Indonesia QII account deficit increased from U.S. $ 5.8 billion or 2.6 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) to U.S. $ 9.8 billion or 4.4 percent.

Milestone Rupiah (per U.S. dollar)
March 24, 2011 --- Rp 8,722 ----- Strongest since last seven years
May 29, 2012 --- 9,570 ----- Rp lowest since 2009
1 November 2012 --- 9623 --- Rp lowest since the last three years
January 2013 ------ Rp 9,740
February 2013 ------------- Rp 9,710
March 2013 ----------- Rp 9741
April 2013 ------------ Rp 9,750
May 2013 ---------------- Rp 9810
June 2013 ----------------- Rp 9,960
July 2013 ----------------- Rp 10 278
August 20, 2013 --------- Rp 10 504

Reserves Indonesia from January to June (Million U.S. $)
- January 31, 2013: 108,780.00
- February 28, 2013: 105,183.00
- March 28, 2013: 104,800.00
- 30 April 2013: 107,269.00
- May 31, 2013: 105,149.00
- June 28, 2013: 98095.00
- July 31, 2013: 92671.00