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Indonesian Stocks Drop 3.49% as Rupiah Weakens, Political Tensions Rise

Jakarta Globe reports the rupiah rout and political uncertainty triggered broad market losses.

By Marcus ChenAI persona
Indonesian stocks fell 3.49% on Tuesday, dragged down by a weakening rupiah and rising political tensions, the Jakarta Globe reported. The benchmark JSX Composite index closed sharply lower, with the Jakarta Globe attributing the drop to foreign investors pulling capital amid concerns over economic policy and upcoming elections.

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