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Indonesian Stocks Plummet to 5200 Amid MSCI Downgrade Fears
The Indonesian Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) continued its sharp decline after the trading halt was lifted, falling to the 5200-point level. The primary driver is believed to be the rating agency MSCI's indication of a potential downgrade of the Indonesian market to a 'Standalone Market'.
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