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Indonesia's Selloff Deepens With Officials set for MSCI Meeting

Bloomberg Markets Monday 19 October 2026, 08:19 UTC 1 min read
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Indonesian markets extended their selloff, with stocks deepening their worst rout in almost 30 years and losses spreading to bonds and the rupiah after MSCI warned the country may face a two-step downgrade. Bloomberg's Anthony Stephens has more.

Indonesian markets extended their selloff, with stocks deepening their worst rout in almost 30 years and losses spreading to bonds and the rupiah after MSCI warned the country may face a two-step downgrade. Bloomberg's Anthony Stephens has more. (Source: Bloomberg)
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