MSCI Rule Change May Trigger $2 Billion Outflow From Indonesian Stocks
Global investors are watching Indonesia’s stock market closely. That’s because MSCI, a major global index provider, may change how it counts shares that are freely traded. If MSCI tightens this rule, many stocks in Indonesia could look less investable. This could force big funds to sell shares they hold in Indonesian companies. Some analysts now warn that more than $2 billion might flow out of Indonesian stocks if the change goes ahead.
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