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Indonesia Unveils $117 Million in Fines After MSCI Warning

Bloomberg Markets Friday 16 October 2026, 09:40 UTC By Prima Wirayani and Norman Harsono 1 min read
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Indonesia announced about $117 million in fines tied to manipulative market practices involving three companies, hours after global index provider MSCI Inc. said it was weighing a downgrade of the country’s stock market over investability concerns.

Indonesia announced about $117 million in fines tied to manipulative market practices involving three companies, hours after global index provider MSCI Inc. said it was weighing a downgrade of the country’s stock market over investability concerns.
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