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A possible MSCI market reclassification could weigh on sentiment, though Fitch expects no immediate material credit impact from the consultation announcement.
Danantara said it was ready to increase stakes in state-owned companies with strong fundamentals, while the exchange announced ownership-transparency measures.
The suspension begins on 20 October 2026 and covers trading on both the regular and cash markets.
Foreign investment accounted for 51.1 per cent of the quarterly total, with Hong Kong and Singapore the largest contributors.
Indonesia’s financial regulator says it will pursue greater transparency and liquidity after imposing Rp2.1 trillion in fines on three issuers.
An investment ministry adviser said domestic businesses and smaller enterprises should have opportunities to become industrial suppliers.
Investment Minister Rosan Roeslani said the investment created 5,485,944 jobs, with domestic capital accounting for the larger share.
The revised trading limit applies from 20 October to 31 December 2026, following a review of the 7 per cent rule introduced on 19 October.
The benchmark IHSG fell 11.57 per cent on 16 October as MSCI consulted on a proposal to move Indonesia from Emerging Market to Standalone Market status.
The government has retained its 2028 completion target for the project, whose runway and related infrastructure contract is worth approximately US$72.5 million.
