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Bloomberg News reporters David Ingles and Stephen Engle discuss the significant decline in Indonesian stock markets following a warning from MSCI regarding the country's emerging-market status. The video covers the market's reaction, including a circuit breaker event and the resulting impact on major banks and the overall benchmark index.
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10am Hong Kong
Indonesian stocks tumble on MSCI downgrade warning
INDONESIA OPENS IN 10 SECS
MARKET CHECK SGX FTSE INDONESI OCT26
1,915.00 212.00 9.97%
We woke up to the news here that MSCI
10pm New York
David Ingles Bloomberg News
basically said Indonesia no longer deserves
or at least the emerging market
status is "no longer appropriate,"
to be more specific on Indonesia.
Market Open
Stephen Engle Bloomberg News
INDONESIAN MARKETS IN FOCUS Intraday
JCI - INDONESIA 5,393.92 469.86 8.01%
Investors are reacting negatively,
significantly negatively.
Yeah, I mean, investors will need to
understand and reprice
how much passive outflows
will likely be the case,
if in fact we do
head in that direction I think.
And we're down 8% in the early goings.
We're looking at the big banks,
as you can see, are down,
substantially down about 15%.
My count,
given that there is a circuit breaker in place,
600 stocks down,
300 unchanged or yet to trade.
14 are trading to the upside.
BREAKING NEWS
Things have resumed trading in Jakarta.
10:30am Hong Kong
INDONESIAN MARKETS IN FOCUS Intraday
JCI - INDONESIA 5,201.26 662.52 11.30%
We were down 8%, gapped lower.
We have resumed
trade a further three and a half points.
10:30pm New York
So at 5,200.
Indonesian stocks have now dropped
to the lowest level in six years.
Last time we saw these levels was back in 2020.
So we have taken out the low earlier this year,
and at the moment
I would imagine this now takes losses for the year
here on this market to 40%
on the benchmark itself.
We're now down 40%.
39.8% okay.
World's worst performing market
by an extremely wide margin, Steve.