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MSCI warning triggers worst Indonesian stock rout since 1998

Prima Wirayani / Bloomberg
Prima Wirayani / Bloomberg • 3 min read
MSCI warning triggers worst Indonesian stock rout since 1998
The benchmark Jakarta Composite Index tumbled as much as 10% after trading resumed following a brief 30-minute halt.
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(Jan 29): Indonesian equities plunged deeper into turmoil on Thursday, with an MSCI Inc warning over market investability sparking the worst two-day rout in nearly three decades.

The benchmark Jakarta Composite Index tumbled as much as 10% after trading resumed following a brief 30-minute halt. The decline, which came as analysts cut their ratings, followed the index compiler’s caution over transparency and the limited amount of stock available for trading in listed companies.

The next circuit breaker will be triggered at a 15% decline, prompting another 30-minute suspension, according to exchange rules. If Thursday’s losses are sustained, benchmark stocks may enter a technical bear market.

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