MSCI said in a report released on Thursday that it downgraded Indonesia’s “information flow” assessment to “negative,” citing limited transparency in corporate ownership structures, organized trading behavior that undermines price formation, and a lack of corporate disclosures published in English.
Analysts estimated that a downgrade of Indonesia’s market status could trigger up to $13 billion of outflows, according to Ming Pao, though some market participants said the risk may be reduced because MSCI kept other indicators unchanged.
MSCI Downgrades Indonesia Market Information Flow Rating to Negative
2026-06-19 13:28:51
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