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Indonesia Stock Exchange: Will continue discussions with MSCI on data transparency issues

Indonesia Stock Exchange: Will continue discussions with MSCI on data transparency issues

格隆汇格隆汇2026/01/28 02:22
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Glonghui, January 28|The Indonesia Stock Exchange responded to the MSCI announcement, stating that it has increased the transparency of free float data. It will continue to discuss data transparency issues with MSCI in order to reach an agreement if MSCI considers the recent improvements in transparency to be insufficient. If it is still deemed insufficient, the exchange will continue discussions on data transparency according to MSCI's proposals to reach an agreement.
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