Indonesia’s MSCI debacle


IT was at the height of the Asian Financial Crisis in 1998, when MSCI removed Malaysia from its global indices following the imposition of capital controls.

The removal triggered automatic selling by index-tracking funds. That had caused a lot of foreign outflow of capital.

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