Indonesia Retained as Secondary Emerging Market by FTSE Russell, Signaling Investor Confidence
The Financial Services Authority (OJK) views FTSE Russell's decision to retain Indonesia as a 'secondary emerging market' as a positive signal for the national capital market, indicating continued global investor confidence in its stability.
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