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MSCI Concerns, Tighter IDX Trading Rules Send Indonesian Stocks Down 5% by Midday

Indonesian stocks plunge 5% by midday as MSCI concerns weigh on sentiment and the IDX tightens its daily downside limit to 7%.
Business 55 minutes ago

Jakarta Prepares 367 Health Facilities as Haze Reaches the Capital

Jakarta prepares 367 health facilities to treat potential haze-related illnesses after smoke from Sumatra and Kalimantan crosses the region.
News 59 minutes ago

Jakarta Expands Flood Prevention With New Water Storage Ponds

Jakarta opens two East Jakarta water storage ponds as it expands flood prevention efforts through reservoirs and river normalization.
News 2 hours ago

Press Council Highlights AI Ethics at United Tractors Journalist Workshop

United Tractors’ 2026 journalist workshop highlights ethical AI use and the importance of trust and credibility in journalism.
Special Updates 2 hours ago

How Indonesia Can Make Forest Protection Pay

Indonesia can make forest protection pay by channeling international climate funds through ecological fiscal transfers to local governments.
Opinion 2 hours ago

Jusuf Hamka’s $227 Million Buy Not Instant Cure to Indonesia’s Market Crash

Seasoned businessman Jusuf Hamka has floated plans to buy up to Rp 5 trillion (around $277 million) in shares amid market crash.
Business 3 hours ago

IDX Caps Daily Stock Losses at 7% as MSCI Fallout Fuels Sell-Off

IDX cuts the daily stock loss limit to 7% to curb MSCI-driven selling, but analysts warn market pressure could persist.
Business 3 hours ago

Indonesian Bank Stocks Hit Pandemic-Era Valuations After MSCI Shock

Indonesian bank stocks hit crisis-era lows as MSCI's downgrade proposal sparks a selloff and fuels fears of foreign outflows.
Business 4 hours ago

No Indonesian Involved in France Protests: Gov't

No Indonesian had participated in France's violent demonstrations, the government says.
News 5 hours ago

Indonesian Stocks Sink Toward 4,900 as MSCI Threat, $110 Oil Bite

Indonesian stocks plunged 4.31% to a 2026 low near 4,900 as MSCI downgrade fears and oil prices topping $110 per barrel.
Business 5 hours ago

LPEI Calls On Indonesian Exporters to Tap Africa

Indonesia Eximbank is encouraging the country’s exporters to tap the African market amid global economic slowdowns.
Special Updates 5 hours ago

Anwar Says Malaysia Ready to Assist Indonesia in Tackling Wildfires

Anwar acknowledged Indonesia's efforts to contain the fires, including the deployment of personnel and aircraft to affected areas.
News 10 hours ago

Macron Denounces 'Unbridled' Violence as France Hit by New Clashes

Nearly 2,400 people were arrested Saturday in unrest that represented some of the worst urban violence in France in years.
News 11 hours ago

Seven Jakarta-Bogor Commuter Train Services Canceled Monday for Maintenance

The cancellations affect selected departures rather than a complete suspension of services on the Bogor Line.
News 11 hours ago

Fajar, Fikri Win Denmark Open as An Se-young Surpasses Susi Susanti's Title Record

An Se-young secured her 47th international singles title and moved one ahead of Indonesian badminton legend Susi Susanti.
News 12 hours ago

UN Chief Guterres Spends Night at Prabowo's Hambalang Home

Guterres will lay a wreath at a memorial honoring 50 Indonesian personnel who died while serving under the UN flag.
News 15 hours ago

AALI Subsidiary Helps Tame Fire in Community-Owned Land

BPBD Hulu Sungai Selatan thanks PT SAM for helping extinguish fires that had torched lands owned by local residents.
Special Updates 22 hours ago

Indonesian Businesses Fear Premature MSCI Downgrade’s Effect

Kadin says the planned reclassification can take a toll on companies' expansion plans and job creation.
Business 23 hours ago

Books on Prabowo's Ideas Distributed Free at Jakarta Car-Free Day

Prabowo, who took office on Oct. 20, 2024, will mark the second anniversary of his presidency on Tuesday.
News Oct 18, 2026 | 1:47 pm

'Never Seen Anything Like It': Mass Looting Grips Paris

The violence began on the sidelines of marches in the capital and other cities attended by 550,000 people, according to a minister.
News Oct 18, 2026 | 1:07 pm

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