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Indonesia will remove stocks with concentrated ownership from its benchmark equities index, the latest effort to avert a possible downgrade of its market status by MSCI Inc.
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The tone is straightforward and policy-oriented, citing the Indonesian government's administrative actions. The report provides a clear rationale for the move, attributing the motivation to the preservation of market status.
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