Indonesia's market pulse turned softer as the return of short selling on the local exchange pushed stocks below a key psychological level on its first day back. Rising yields and a
Indonesia's market pulse turned softer as the return of short selling on the local exchange pushed stocks below a key psychological level on its first day back. Rising yields and a firmer dollar are weighing on emerging markets broadly, and the EIDO verdict reflects that external pressure. Underneath, coal export volumes have slid notably this year, even as the trade surplus and in-line inflation keep the macro backdrop steady, and a cabinet reshuffle bringing in a new foreign minister adds a political layer to watch.
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