MSCI is considering removing Indonesia from its indexes following a severe stock market collapse.
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MSCI is considering removing Indonesia from its indexes following a severe stock market collapse.
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MSCI scrutiny of Indonesian market transparency and stabilityAlso in this story
- The Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) holds routine technical meetings with MSCI regarding the review of market criteria for Indonesia.
- MSCI downgraded information flow criteria for Indonesia, which influences the perception of the Philippine market.
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Related events
- MSCI removed Indonesia from its global indexes on October 16, 2026.
- MSCI placed the Indonesian market on watchlist due to transparency concerns, prompting potential downgrade review.
- MSCI monitors Indonesian equities, tying market sustainability to the President's economic agenda.
- MSCI assessed Indonesia's information flow and status, downgraded Greece from Developed to Emerging Market, and MSCI expressed serious concerns about Türkiye's market structure, while FTSE Russell raised transparency concerns.