Indonesia's recent market turmoil reflects more than a run of disappointing economic data. Investors are becoming increasingly concerned about the direction of policymaking, amid pressure on Bank Indonesia to support growth, a series of corruption scandals and the government showing a more interventionist approach to economic management.
Our Asia economists hosted a special 20-minute briefing to assess whether recent volatility signals a temporary loss of confidence or a more fundamental reassessment of Indonesia's investment appeal.
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