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MSCI Sees Worsening Information Flow in Indonesia Before Verdict

MSCI Sees Worsening Information Flow in Indonesia Before Verdict
Bloomberg Markets Thursday 18 June 2026, 21:52 UTC By Bernadette Toh 1 min read
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MSCI Sees Worsening Information Flow in Indonesia Before Verdict Information flow has deteriorated in Indonesian markets, MSCI Inc. said ahead of a potential downgrade that could further compound issues for the world’s worst-performing equities. “Accessibility concerns have arisen from ongoing opacity in shareholding structures and indications of coordinated trading behavior that undermines proper price formation,” MSCI said in its annual market accessibility review on Thursday. That limits...

MSCI Sees Worsening Information Flow in Indonesia Before Verdict Information flow has deteriorated in Indonesian markets, MSCI Inc. said ahead of a potential downgrade that could further compound issues for the world’s worst-performing equities. “Accessibility concerns have arisen from ongoing opacity in shareholding structures and indications of coordinated trading behavior that undermines proper price formation,” MSCI said in its annual market accessibility review on Thursday. That limits “international institutional investors’ ability to assess true free float and to rely on observed market prices for portfolio construction and index replication.”
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