Gibran's Resignation: A New Test for Indonesia's Political and Economic Stability
The resignation of Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka presents a new challenge to investor confidence in Indonesia's political and economic stability. While the Rupiah weakened, the stock market saw a temporary rise, indicating a mixed investor reaction.
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