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Core Viewpoint - The Indonesian stock market has experienced significant turmoil, leading to the resignation of the Indonesia Stock Exchange President Iman Rachman due to market concerns over MSCI's potential downgrade of the country's market rating [1][2]. Market Performance - The Jakarta Composite Index saw a drastic decline, with a drop of nearly 9% on Wednesday and a final decrease of 7.35%, followed by a near 10% drop on Thursday, ultimately closing down 1.06%. On Friday, the index rebounded with an increase of 1.18% [1]. - The market has lost over $80 billion in value, prompting regulatory authorities to implement emergency measures to stabilize the market [1][2]. Regulatory Response - In response to the market crisis, the Indonesian government has proposed several reforms, including increasing the free float of stocks from 7.5% to 15% and allowing pension and insurance funds to raise their capital market investment limit from 8% to 20% [4]. - The Financial Services Authority of Indonesia plans to revise the minimum public shareholding standard for listed companies, which is expected to be implemented in February [4]. MSCI Concerns - MSCI has expressed concerns regarding the investability of the Indonesian market, citing structural issues such as the number of freely tradable shares, market access, and information transparency. They have temporarily frozen adjustments to relevant indices [2][5]. - If these issues are not addressed in the coming months, there is a risk that Indonesia's stock market could be downgraded from emerging market status to frontier market status, which could lead to significant capital outflows [2][5]. Investor Sentiment - Following MSCI's announcement, UBS downgraded the Indonesian stock market to a neutral rating, while Goldman Sachs lowered its rating to "underweight," warning of potential capital outflows amounting to billions of dollars [5]. - During the two-day sell-off, foreign investors net sold approximately $645 million worth of Indonesian stocks, with a total of $1 billion sold throughout 2025 [5].