Indonesian Stocks Bounce Back After Emergency Rules
Indonesian shares recovered as authorities implemented new selling restrictions following a major market rout. The intervention came after MSCI warned of a potential index removal.
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Indonesia's benchmark index advanced 5.3% on Tuesday following a record two-day $82 billion rout triggered by a potential index exclusion. The rebound comes after the stock market dropped 14.8% over Friday and Monday, hitting a six-year low. The sharp decline was sparked by MSCI's warning that Indonesia could be reclassified from emerging to standalone market status.
