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Indonesia monitors outflow risks after MSCI classification proposal
The central bank has expanded hedging incentives while MSCI consults on whether to move Indonesia from Emerging Market to Standalone Market status.
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- More SportsVietnam
Hai takes swimming gold as Vietnam's Asian Para Games tally reaches four
Le Tien Dat took silver behind Hai, reversing their finishing positions at the 2022 Games in Hangzhou.
- MarketsMalaysia
Eonmetall trading suspension set for Nov 4 before delisting
Eligible shareholders will receive RM0.45 per share under the selective capital reduction, with capital repayment due within 10 days of the entitlement date.
- EconomyMalaysia
Sarawak announces salary-based aid for state staff and RM700 for federal workers
The state assistance is due before the end of 2026, with separate payments announced for retirees and eligible private media practitioners.
- MarketsSingapore
Singapore equity scheme draws private capital at more than 1:1 ratio
Allocations under the Equity Market Development Programme have reached S$5.4 billion across 14 asset managers.
- MarketsSingapore
Euro trades near three-month low against Singapore dollar
The euro has fallen 4.8% against the Singdollar in 2026, while analysts point to European political uncertainty and weaker growth prospects.
- BasketballPhilippines
San Miguel rally from 20 down to edge NLEX 135-133
George King supplied the winning basket, but NLEX held on to Group A’s top seed through their earlier victory over the Beermen.
GIC and Temasek deny pressing MSCI over Indonesia market status
MSCI is consulting on a proposed move from Emerging Market to Standalone Market status for Indonesia, with a final decision due by 30 June 2027.
- Trade & PolicyMore ASEAN
Timor-Leste and China discuss exports and economic cooperation
Timor-Leste proposed cooperation in five priority areas, while China outlined ways to expand access for Timorese products to its market.
- EconomyIndonesia
Indonesia weighs higher fuel subsidies as crude prices rise
Energy Minister Bahlil Lahadalia said subsidised fuel prices would not rise, with the average Indonesian crude price at US$92 per barrel.
