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Turkey frontier-market warning puts index access at risk
Turkey's frontier-market warning from S&P Dow Jones turns transparency concerns into an index-access risk with a one-year review clock.
Indonesia banks repatriate $640M as Prabowo risk rises
Indonesia banks repatriated $640 million since 2024 as Prabowo's state-led turn deepened fears over rupiah pressure and local funding.
MSCI keeps South Korea EM status, delays Indonesia review
MSCI kept South Korea as an emerging market and pushed Indonesia's review to November, leaving FX access and frontier-risk questions in focus.
Danantara bond sale raises $1.5bn after Indonesia rout
Danantara bond sale raised $1.5 billion, drawing orders even as Indonesia’s bonds, rupiah and policy mix stayed under pressure.
Indonesia rupiah slide tests credibility after 8% drop
Indonesia rupiah weakness has put officials' credibility on trial after an 8 per cent drop, a 39 per cent stock slide and fresh inflow pledges.
Indonesia stocks hit five-year low as rupiah sets record
Indonesia stocks fell 5.2% and the rupiah hit a record low as oil-driven inflation pressure forced a harder EM rates trade.
A forgotten Hong Kong listing format is back
Hong Kong HDR listing plans by Merdeka Gold would revive a 12-year-dormant format and test Asia's IPO appetite beyond China.
MUFG explores Danamon stake options, including take-private
MUFG is reviewing a take-private or partial sale of its 92.5 per cent Danamon stake as tighter Indonesian float rules force a choice on ownership.
Indonesia commodity exports: Jakarta targets trader margins
Indonesia commodity exports are at the centre of a state push to capture trader margins, tighten FX control and test how far resource nationalism can run.
Bank Indonesia rate hike in play as rupiah plumbs new lows
Bank Indonesia rate hike bets rose after the rupiah hit 17,670 per dollar, with economists split on a 25-basis-point move to 5.00 per cent.
Indonesia export controls turn commodity policy into market risk
Indonesia export controls hit coal and palm oil stocks as investors price a wider test of margins, FX retention and state intervention.
Asia-Pacific banks raise Iran war provisions as $180B credit risk looms
Asia-Pacific banks have set aside $3.8 billion in combined war-related provisions as the Iran conflict's oil shock and trade disruption begin flowing into corporate and consumer credit risk. S&P warns a prolonged conflict could drive $180 billion in additional credit losses.
