Indonesia Stock Exchange to Halt Stock Suspensions, Focus on Account Misconduct
The Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) announced plans to scale back stock trading suspension measures, aiming to stabilize the market and combat misconduct. The focus will shift to identifying and addressing accounts engaging in malicious activities.
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