The slump in Indonesia’s stock market today in the wake of a threat by MSCI to downgrade the country to “frontier market” status is the latest in a long list of issues that investors are grappling with. A lot of bad news now appears to be priced in. And while the near-term macro impact of developments in Indonesia is likely to be limited, they threaten to worsen the country’s long-term prospects.
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