Prăbușire pe bursa unei mari economii asiatice. Acțiunile au pierdut peste 40% în 2026, iar investitorii străini își retrag miliardele

Indonesia's stock market has hit a six-year low following significant sell-offs, with the main index dropping over 5%. Concerns over potential downgrading by MSCI to a standalone market status have triggered panic among investors. This downgrade could severely limit foreign investment access, as many funds rely on MSCI indices. The market has seen a 40% decline this year, with foreign investors already withdrawing nearly $5 billion. The Indonesian currency and government bonds are also under pressure, reflecting broader economic instability. Government officials are set to discuss the situation amid ongoing regulatory scrutiny.