US dollar’s comeback knocks stocks in Indonesia as foreign investors flee


ONE of the biggest casualties of the rising dollar is the emerging market of Indonesia, which is seeing heavy stocks selling by foreign investors.

On Thursday, the country’s equities benchmark logged its third drop of at least 2.4% since the middle of last week.

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