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Global Markets and Security Updates
- MSCI warns it may remove Indonesia from its main indices, raising concerns about investability in Southeast Asia's largest economy.
- The US has delayed a rule that would allow small imports of prescription drugs, aiming to address rising drug costs.
- The S&P 500 closed higher as investors shifted their focus from AI to healthcare stocks.
- Researchers claim an Israeli firm used online ads to conduct a large-scale spy operation.
- Analysts say the US plan to ease sanctions on shadow fleet tankers is unlikely to significantly free up trapped vessels.
Articles (6)
Financial Times·
MSCI warns it may cut Indonesia from main indices
Reuters·
US delays small imports rule that raised alarm over prescription drug costs
Reuters·
S&P 500 ends higher as traders shift from AI to healthcare
Reuters·
Israeli firm used online ads to run vast spy operation, researchers say
Reuters·
MSCI plans dumping Indonesia from global indexes
Reuters·
US plan to ease shadow fleet sanctions unlikely to free up many tankers, analysts say