INDONESIA STEPS UP MARKET REFORMS TO AVERT MSCI DOWNGRADE
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When global index provider MSCI warned in January that Indonesia risked being demoted from emerging to frontier market status, it unleashed a wave of volatility, sell-offs and wild trading swings. Six months on, Jakarta’s investment chief argues the real story is not about whether the country can earn investors’ trust.
According to News - South China Morning Post, When global index provider MSCI warned in January that Indonesia risked being demoted from emerging to frontier market status, it unleashed a wave of volatility, sell-offs and wild trading swings.
The available RSS description adds: Six months on, Jakarta’s investment chief argues the real story is not about whether the country can earn investors’ trust.
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- News - South China Morning Post: When global index provider MSCI warned in January that Indonesia risked being demoted from emerging to frontier market status, it unleashed a wave of volatility, sell-offs and wild trading swings.
- News - South China Morning Post: Six months on, Jakarta’s investment chief argues the real story is not about whether the country can earn investors’ trust.
- News - South China Morning Post: “For Indonesia, this is not about short-term market status,” Investment Minister Rosan Roeslani told This Week in Asia in written replies to questions.
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