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Indonesia Awaits MSCI Verdict That Risks $13 Billion Outflows

Indonesia Awaits MSCI Verdict That Risks $13 Billion Outflows
Bloomberg Markets Monday 15 June 2026, 00:00 UTC By Bernadette Toh, Prima Wirayani 1 min read
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Indonesia Awaits MSCI Verdict That Risks $13 Billion Outflows Indonesia faces a crucial test this month when MSCI Inc. decides whether to follow through with a downgrade, with investors already questioning the resilience of the world’s worst-performing equity market. Should the index compiler reclassify Indonesia as a frontier market, instead of emerging, some analysts say global funds could withdraw as much as $13 billion in outflows. It would also further pressure the benchmark Jakarta...

Indonesia Awaits MSCI Verdict That Risks $13 Billion Outflows Indonesia faces a crucial test this month when MSCI Inc. decides whether to follow through with a downgrade, with investors already questioning the resilience of the world’s worst-performing equity market. Should the index compiler reclassify Indonesia as a frontier market, instead of emerging, some analysts say global funds could withdraw as much as $13 billion in outflows. It would also further pressure the benchmark Jakarta Composite Index, which has fallen nearly 31% this year on worries about the decision coupled with concerns over economic management under President Prabowo Subianto.
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