BRMS Stock Rebounds After MSCI Index Exclusion, Foreign Investors Increase Holdings
Despite MSCI's decision to remove BRMS shares from its Global Standard Index to the Small Cap Index, the stock has rebounded. Following the announcement on November 12, foreign investors increased their buying, leading to a temporary 16% surge. Analysts have lowered their price targets, but long-term profit outlook shows signs of improvement.
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