IT has been six months since the Covid-19 pandemic began strangling Indonesia. Financial markets have been rocked back and forth by positive and negative sentiments, at the same time. And just as the market seemed to calm down, within the last week a powerful headwind suddenly blew hard. The rupiah slipped, coming closer to 15,000 per US dollar. The IDX Composite once passed the psychological threshold of 5,000, triggering the emergency stoppage