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MSCI extends Indonesia review, flags downgrade

Published Tuesday, June 23, 2026 · Updated June 24

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  • Asia-Pacific Economic Focus — 1 source

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Global index provider MSCI has extended its review of Indonesia's 'emerging' market status until November and indicated a possible downgrade. This decision comes as the Jakarta stock index has seen a significant drop, becoming the world's worst-performing market this year with substantial foreign investor sell-offs.

What We Know — Key Points

  • Global index provider MSCI extended its review of Indonesia's status as an 'emerging' markets economy.
  • MSCI flagged a possible downgrade for Indonesia's market status.
  • The review has been extended until November.
  • The benchmark Jakarta stock index has dropped nearly 30 per cent this year, making it the world's worst-performing stock market, with foreign investors net selling US$3.89 billion worth of Indonesian equities in 2026.

What Is Claimed — Perspectives

Asia-Pacific Economic Focus
  • Channel News Asia

    This article highlights the financial implications for Indonesia from a global index provider's perspective, reflecting an Asia-Pacific economic focus. MSCI extended its review of Indonesia's 'emerging' market status until November and flagged a possible downgrade. The article also frames Indonesia's market status review from an Asia-Pacific investment perspective, highlighting regional economic implications.

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