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Indonesian Stocks Hit Six-Year Low Amid MSCI Exclusion Fears
- Indonesia's benchmark stock index plunged to its lowest level in six years.
- Indonesia faces a rare exclusion from MSCI that could cut it off from global capital.
- US import prices increased, posting the largest annual gain in over four years.
- Kenya reports a third Ebola case, a close relative of the first two patients.
Articles (4)
CNBC·
Indonesian stocks plunge to six-year low as MSCI downgrade fears mount
Reuters·
Kenya reports third Ebola case, a close relative of first two patients
Investing.com·
Indonesia faces rare MSCI exclusion that could cut it off from global capital
Reuters·
US import prices increase; post largest annual gain in more than four years