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Indonesia's stock market experienced its largest daily fall since 1998 following MSCI's proposal to strip the country of its emerging-market classification, erasing billions in market value.
Background
Indonesia has been working to attract foreign investment and solidify its position as an emerging market. MSCI's classification changes can significantly influence investor perception and capital flows, impacting a country's economic stability and development goals.
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Indonesia's Stock Market Plummets After MSCI Downgrade
First report 1d agoLast update 16h agoThe MSCI downgrade has led to a significant crash in the Indonesian stock market, with substantial capital outflows expected.
There is a possibility for Indonesia to prevent the proposed change in its capital market classification.
Indonesian government officials, including the Finance Minister and Central Bank Governor, are planning a meeting to address the MSCI announcement.
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