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Indonesia Removes Tightly Held Stocks from Jakarta Index to Avoid MSCI Downgrade
- Indonesia is removing stocks with concentrated ownership from its benchmark equities index.
- This move aims to avoid a possible downgrade of its market status by MSCI Inc.
- Global index provider MSCI has repeatedly raised concerns over investability in Indonesia.
- The action is part of Indonesia's efforts to improve market transparency and accessibility.
- The changes will take effect as Indonesia seeks to enhance its standing in global financial markets.