Indonesian Stocks Tumble Amid Foreign Sell-off; BBRI, ANTM Hit Hard
Indonesia's stock market plunged on November 3rd, with the Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) falling 3.78% to close at 4,904.2 points due to significant foreign selling pressure. Year-to-date foreign net sales have reached Rp 98.6 trillion, with shares of BBRI and ANTM experiencing substantial declines.
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