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Markets·October 23, 2026 at 7:13 AM EDT·1 source

Q&A: Indonesia’s Stock Market Selloff

MSCI -0.7%
MSCI · last 30 trading days+1.8% since the news
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What happened

  • MSCI warned Indonesia could face a possible double downgrade, putting its emerging-market status at risk.
  • Bloomberg’s Ruth Carson addressed investor questions about Indonesia’s stock-market turmoil and what may happen next.

Why it matters

A potential MSCI classification change could affect investor mandates, capital flows and market positioning in Indonesia. Credit and markets professionals will be watching for implications across the country’s investable assets.

What to watch. Any further decision or announcement from MSCI on Indonesia’s market classification.

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Timeline

  1. EarlierOct 16
    Indonesia Rate-Hike Bets Grow as MSCI Alarm Pressures Rupiah
  2. EarlierOct 19
    Indonesian Stocks Tumble to Lowest Since 2020 After MSCI Warning
  3. EarlierOct 20
    MSCI Inc.: Results of operations
  4. EarlierOct 21
    Prabowo Says Indonesia Will Not Be Intimidated by MSCI
  5. First reported by BloombergOct 23
    Q&A: Indonesia’s Stock Market Selloff

Who is involved

Q&A: Indonesia’s Stock Market SelloffMSCIMSCIIndonesia
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Sources (1)

  1. BloombergOct 23
    Q&A: Indonesia’s Stock Market Selloff

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