The relativism between the fundamentals of speculative attack on a currency at a consistent state of the fixed exchange rate and the macroeconomic aspects remains fundamental. However, reality exists between these relationships but takes the passive activity of the economic threshold to explain the same influence. The exchange rate forms a benchmark in every activity to define the state of economic activity. However, the state of this exchange rate is a participant contributor towards the stability of the economy. The economic activity operates pursuant to the economic variables to determine the nature and the state of the macroeconomic situation. However, every choice in the exchange rate can determine the state with which the institutions operating within the economic authorities can drive stability. Since the volatility of the exchange rate does not necessarily imply instability in the economic activity, the choice of the regime for exchange rate plays a predominant role in define the level with which the state of the economy is to be persuaded. However, the assumption in this paper would be that the choice of fixed exchange rate remains compatible with the state of the macroeconomic activity. Summarily, therefore, an equilibrium of stability and agreement will be assumed to remain. Generally, with the active role of choosing the state of the exchange rate by a country, the result of its economic outlay is either bad or worse. However, consistency between the macroeconomic structures and the fixed exchange rate is part of the response activity that develops from such an activity. The strength of the monetary policy between both the demand and the supply of money is an important factor in determining the state of the economy. The exchange rates are defined and structured in terms of the monitoring policies within the economy. Elsewhere, the macroeconomic variables are constituent components of the economic activity where the level of employment, investment, and another basic result variable would be defined. (Kline, 2005, p.1) However, at every verge of this consistency between the macroeconomic structure and the fixed exchange, rate, speculative attacks may seldom arise. The speculative attack is a case within both the foreign and the domestic investors’ choice to sell their assets of domestic currency nature. This is more vulnerable to countries utilizing fixed exchange rates. However, the same is less vulnerable to states adopting the floating exchange rate. The rise of speculative attacks is a close ally of the level of reserves held. Either, the nature of the fixed exchange rate requires a high level of reserves for the holding. At every instance of a speculative attack, any choice of maintaining the fixed exchange rate serves to even provide chances for economic depression or even collapse in the financial systems. The rise in this attack under consistent levels of both the macroeconomic system and the fixed exchange rates may be of critical analysis. At one point, the stability between the two tries to state the existing harmony in any external influence between the macroeconomic variables and the fixed exchange rate. Though the macroeconomic variable would be found operating at