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Indonesia stems market rout ignited by MSCI expulsion threat - Reuters

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Indonesia has stepped in to stabilize the market, which has been shaken by the threat of MSCI expulsion. The country has taken immediate action to prevent a further decline in the market. This move aims to maintain investor confidence and prevent a broader market rout.

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Indonesia has stepped in to stabilize the market.: Indonesia has stepped in to stabilize the market.
The country has taken immediate action to prevent a further decline.: The country has taken immediate action to prevent a further decline.
The move aims to maintain investor confidence and prevent a broader market rout.: The move aims to maintain investor confidence and prevent a broader market rout.

Indonesia stems market rout ignited by MSCI expulsion threat    Reuters

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Indonesia stems market rout ignited by MSCI expulsion threat - Reuters

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