Indonesian Stocks Plunge Nearly 15% in a Week Amid MSCI Downgrade Fears
Fears of a potential downgrade by MSCI have severely impacted Indonesia's stock market. In the second week of October, the Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) plunged nearly 15%, erasing approximately IDR 1.5 trillion in market capitalization, with foreign investors continuing net selling.
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