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Indonesian shares plunged 96 points, or 1.4%, to 6,760 in Wednesday morning trade, extending losses for a fourth session and notching their lowest since mid-2025. Sentiment soured after Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) removed six local stocks from its Global Standard Index. The adjustment could reduce Indonesia’s weight in MSCI indexes by 16bps from 0.72% to 0.56%, potentially triggering IDR 29.5 trillion in capital outflows, according to local media. Meanwhile, U.S. equity futures were mixed after Wall Street closed mostly lower overnight, pressured by hotter-than-expected April inflation, higher oil prices, and persistent Middle East tensions. Most sectors in IDX Composite retreated, led by healthcare, cyclicals, and energy, though transport and industrials posted gains that helped cap losses. Major decliners included Amman Mineral Intl. (-9.1%), Petrindo Jaya Kreasi (-9.0%), Sumer Alfaria Trijaya (-4.2%), and Alamtri Resources (-2.3%).
