Indonesia's financial services regulator has allowed listed companies to buy back their stocks without shareholders approval, ...

Indonesian stocks slumped on Friday, bringing a bruising week to an end as concerns over the country's fiscal health weighed, ...

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As Indonesia's government plays fast and loose with its spending plans, a slow exit of foreign investors is turning into a ...

Once touted as a haven for investors to navigate Donald Trump’s tariff wars, Southeast Asia has all but lost that appeal as a ...

Analysts said the stock plunge indicated growing worries about fiscal policy and the state’s role in the economy. Read more ...

The Jakarta Composite Index has underperformed relative to its regional peers amid investor fears over Indonesia’s financial ...

The market hit a 30-minute temporary suspension after falling through 5% threshold. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Investors' confidence in Southeast Asia's largest economy has been waning, as concerns over fiscal health, government policies and weakening domestic demand grow. "It's been a tough week for ...

Indonesia's financial services regulator has allowed listed companies to buy back their stocks without shareholders' approval ...

The rupiah , however, extended losses, falling by as much as 0.7%, despite Bank Indonesia's intervention. The currency was hit by spillover impact from Tuesday's drop in the stock market as well ...