Indonesian Stocks Hit Lowest Level Since 2020 on MSCI Warning
Indonesian stocks continued to slump amid concerns about market investability after MSCI cautioned that the country could be removed from its indexes.
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Indonesian Stocks Fall to Lowest Since 2020 on MSCI Warning
Indonesian stocks hit their lowest levels since 2020 amid concerns about market investability after MSCI cautioned the country could be removed from its indexes.
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