S&P Dow Jones Indices has placed Indonesia on a watchlist for a potential market-classification change and said it may impose special treatment measures if conditions worsen. The index provider is monitoring developments in stock ownership transparency and guidance from the Indonesia Stock Exchange aimed at addressing disclosure shortfalls and potential liquidity effects. If issues remain unresolved one year after any special measures take effect, Indonesia could be reclassified from emerging to

S&P Dow Jones Indices has placed Indonesia on a watchlist for a potential market-classification change and said it may impose special treatment measures if conditions worsen. The index provider is monitoring developments in stock ownership transparency and guidance from the Indonesia Stock Exchange aimed at addressing disclosure shortfalls and potential liquidity effects. If issues remain unresolved one year after any special measures take effect, Indonesia could be reclassified from emerging to frontier market. MSCI earlier flagged investability concerns and warned it might downgrade Indonesia. The Jakarta Composite Index is down 31% YTD, the weakest major benchmark globally this year.