Indonesian Stock Exchange executives will meet with MSCI on Monday, according to officials.
路透社2026/10/19 05:01Reuters Jakarta, October 19 - A director of the Indonesia Stock Exchange said that the exchange’s management will meet with the global index provider MSCI on Monday.
Previously, MSCI stated last week that it may downgrade Indonesia’s stock market to “standalone status,” saying it no longer qualifies as an emerging market.
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