The Indonesian rupiah strengthened against the US dollar on Wednesday, closing at Rp17,888 per dollar.
The currency gained 60 points, or 0.33 percent, from the previous close of Rp17,948, marking a continued recovery in the Asian market.
The move reflects easing investor concerns regarding Indonesia's fiscal outlook.
Market participants appear to be digesting recent developments that have reduced uncertainty around the country's budgetary trajectory, allowing the currency to find support.
This session's gain adds to a broader trend of stabilization for the rupiah.
The strengthening comes amid a wider softening of the US dollar, which has provided tailwinds for several emerging market currencies.