OJK Warns Investors to Halt Stock Manipulation Practices
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OJK Warns Investors to Halt Stock Manipulation Practices

Indonesia's Financial Services Authority (OJK) has issued a stern warning to investors, demanding an immediate halt to stock market manipulation practices. The move aims to preserve market integrity and fairness, with strict measures expected for violators.

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