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Global investors' exit from Indonesian stocks sparked by MSCI Inc.'s investability warning is far from done, according to fund managers, raising the specter of a sustained market derating....

Der Indexanbieter warnt Indonesien vor einem Rauswurf aus dem Emerging-Markets-Index. Laut Analysten droht ein massiver Kapitalabfluss. Die Kurse brechen ein....

Just days ago, Indonesia's stock market was riding high. The benchmark index hit a record close last week, and a $1 trillion valuation seemed within sight....

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Indonesian equities pared most of their losses after regulators said they plan to double the minimum free-float requirements and that its sovereign wealth fund Danantara may actively participate in the market....

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Indonesian stocks extended losses for a second day as investors stayed cautious amid investability concerns following MSCI's warning....

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. analysts cut Indonesian stocks to underweight, warning that MSCI Inc.'s concerns over investability could trigger more than $13 billion in outflows if the market were downgraded to frontier status....

Indonesian Stocks Halted For 30 Minutes After Crashing On MSCI "Investability" Concerns Indonesian stocks tumbled after MSCI raised concerns about their investability and warned of a potential downgrade to frontier-market status.  The benchmark Jakarta Composite Index plunged 7.4% on Wednesday, its biggest one-day slide in over nine months; earlier in the day it crashed as much as 8.8%, triggering a 30-minute market halt, after MSCI said it would immediately pause some index changes, including additions, until regulators address concerns over tightly-held ownership of listed firms. According to Bloomberg, concerns around free float, or the number of shares available for trading, have emerged as a flashpoint in Indonesia's $976 billion market in recent years, as investors lament that the nation's biggest companies are thinly traded and controlled by a handful of wealthy individuals. MSCI's decision is due to “fundamental investability issues” and investor worries over coordina...

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DOW JONES--Mehrheitlich mit Aufschlägen haben sich die asiatischen Aktienmärkte zur Wochenmitte gezeigt. Getrieben wurden die Aufschläge vom Technologiesektor, der günstigen US-Vorlagen folgte. Daher verbuchten die technologielastigen Börsen in Südkorea, ......

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DOW JONES--Mehrheitlich mit Aufschlägen zeigen sich die asiatischen Aktienmärkte zur Wochenmitte. Händler sprechen von Zurückhaltung vor der Zinsentscheidung der US-Notenbank am Abend. Zinssenkungen werden dieses Mal nicht erwartet. Da sich die Amtszeit ......

Indonesian stocks recorded their first outflow since October last week, driven by cooling risk appetite ahead of a change by MSCI Inc. in its indexing methodology....

Die indonesische Rupie ist auf ein Rekordtief gefallen. Auslöser sind Sorgen um die Unabhängigkeit der Zentralbank des Landes und ein Vertrauensverlust in die Währung. Das kann als Warnsignal verstanden werden....

Global funds may withdraw more than $2 billion from Indonesian equities in coming months if MSCI Inc. proceeds with a change to its indexing methodology, underscoring concerns about the investability of Southeast Asia's biggest stock market....

Indonesian stocks are poised for their best performance in 11 years, as the growing presence of local retail investors more than offset foreign fund outflows....

Indonesian stocks are poised for their first quarterly inflow of funds from foreign investors in more than a year, as confidence improves over Southeast Asia's largest market....

Nomura Holdings Inc. has raised its recommendation on Indonesian stocks to overweight, citing attractive valuations and a domestic policy that's supportive of growth....