突发“黑天鹅”事件，印尼股市一度大跌3.6%，中使馆此前提醒：中国公民减少非必要性外出，避免前往人员密集地区

Group 1 - The Jakarta Composite Index in Indonesia experienced a significant decline, dropping 1.5% last Friday and continuing to fall on Monday, with a peak drop of 3.6%, marking the largest decline since April 8 [1][2] - As of the latest report, the Jakarta Composite Index was down 1.11%, closing at 7743.73, after reaching a high of 7748.90 and a low of 7547.56 during the trading session [2] - Analysts indicate that political risks in Indonesia are rising, leading to an increase in market risk premiums, and they maintain a cautious stance on Indonesian equities due to valuations not reflecting potential economic issues [2] Group 2 - Prior to the recent events, the Indonesian stock market had reached an all-time high, with a year-to-date increase of approximately 9.6% [3] - The Indonesian economy showed better-than-expected growth, with the second-quarter growth rate exceeding 5%, which has bolstered market confidence [5] - The Indonesian central bank is focused on maintaining currency stability and ensuring sufficient liquidity for the rupiah, while also implementing policies to enhance foreign exchange reserves [5] Group 3 - Recent large-scale protests in Jakarta and other cities have led to significant unrest, with reports of police stations and government buildings being damaged, resulting in casualties [6] - The Chinese Embassy in Indonesia has issued safety warnings to Chinese citizens and institutions, advising them to avoid large gatherings and stay informed about local developments [6][9]