SINGAPORE, June 24 — Indonesia held on to its emerging markets status, for now, as global index provider MSCI on Tuesday extended its review to November to assess the slate of...

Pasar modal Indonesia sukses pertahankan status Emerging Market dari MSCI, terhindar anjlok ke Frontier Market. Ini peluang besar bagi investor & ekonomi RI!

Indonesia's market is now one of the world’s worst-performing, with the Jakarta Composite Index falling over 28% in 2026 thus far.

MSCI has warned of possible downgrade over opaque ownership data and low free float

SINGAPORE, June 23 — Global index provider MSCI is poised to decide on Tuesday on whether Indonesia retains its emerging markets status or edges towards a downgrade, a move...

By Fabiana Negrin Ochoa and Ying Xian Wong

Index provider MSCI on Tuesday (Jun 23) extended its review to assess the slate of measures rolled out by Jakarta, leaving the market facing prolonged uncertainty.

June 23: Global index provider MSCI said on Tuesday it extended its review of Indonesia's status as an "emerging" markets economy and may consider options including a…

By Ying Xian Wong and Fabiana Negrin Ochoa

The global index provider has decided to maintain Indonesia's status as an emerging market in view of ongoing reforms, but says a downgrade is still possible if "sufficient…

SINGAPORE, June 24 — Indonesia held on to its emerging markets status, for now, as global index provider MSCI on Tuesday extended its review to November to assess the slate of...

The move is likely to deepen investor unease that’s built over months after MSCI in January flagged a potential downgrade to frontier status.

MSCI tetap pertahankan Indonesia sebagai Emerging Market. Penilaian positif dan transparansi pasar modal jadi kunci, risiko turun ke Frontier rendah.

SINGAPORE - Indonesian regulators have been given more time to carry out reforms after the index provider MSCI announced a five-month extension of its review of the country’s…

MSCI may downgrade Indonesia from emerging to frontier market status, potentially triggering $2.2B to $13B in passive fund outflows by November 2026.

The reprieve led to a brief rally on the Indonesian stock market, but the longer-term outlook is less certain.