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Indonesia's Jakarta Composite Index Drops 15% Amid Market Collapse Concerns

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Indonesia's Jakarta Composite Stock Index fell 15% over the past two trading sessions, reaching levels last seen in 2013. This sharp decline erased more than a decade of gains.

From cobrapost.com

Why it matters

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The severe stock market collapse is prompting MSCI to review investability criteria for Indonesian markets. The 15% drop provides concrete information for MSCI's ongoing market review and potential downgrade consideration.

MSCI is considering removing Indonesia from its indexes following a severe stock market collapse.

From cobrapost.com

Who's involved

  • IndonesiaThe geopolitical state whose stock market experienced a major 15% decline.
  • MSCIThe financial service provider reviewing Indonesia's market investability.

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