Indonesia's stock exchange (IDX) is tightening trading controls amid MSCI's warning that the country's market could fall to "isolated" status, Reuters reports. The relevant committee will include independent experts, and as of November 2, the securities of 80 highly concentrated companies will be excluded from the main Jakarta index. The exchange will also begin freezing the accounts of suspicious investors and extend the authorization to repurchase shares until June 2027 without prior approval of the shareholders' meeting.

Indonesia's stock exchange (IDX) is tightening trading controls amid MSCI's warning that the country's market could fall to "isolated" status, Reuters reports. The relevant committee will include independent experts, and as of November 2, the securities of 80 highly concentrated companies will be excluded from the main Jakarta index. The exchange will also begin freezing the accounts of suspicious investors and extend the authorization to repurchase shares until June 2027 without prior approval of the shareholders' meeting.