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MSCI Downgrade Risk Mitigated by Diverse Investor Benchmarks, Says Indonesia

Indonesia's Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs stated that the risk of a stock market downgrade by MSCI can be mitigated by the existence of other benchmarks. The government plans to improve market reforms, including increasing the free float ratio, to attract investors.

Original source: Investor Daily IndonesiaMore country news

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