MSCI规则调整或致印尼股市资金外流20亿美元

Group 1 - MSCI is considering changes to its index compilation methodology, which could lead to a withdrawal of over $2 billion from the Indonesian stock market by global funds in the coming months, highlighting concerns about the investability of the market [1] - The decision on whether to tighten the definition of free float shares will be made by the end of January, with any approved changes taking effect in May during MSCI's assessment [1] - Indonesia's stock market, valued at $971 billion, could face significant impacts on capital flows and investor perception if MSCI determines that the number of tradable shares is below reported values, as the average free float ratio of Indonesian companies is already the lowest in Asia [1]