NTT's Young Investors Dominate Market, IDX Expands Education
The number of capital market investors in East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) has surpassed 292,000, with young investors under 30 and aged 31-40 dominating at 86.88%. In response, the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) plans to expand financial education by establishing investment galleries in high schools, aiming to boost literacy and market participation.
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