Indonesia 22 February 2026

Indonesia stocks face a 15% free-float rule after a choppy week — what to watch next

Indonesia’s stock exchange will require listed firms to raise their minimum public free float to 15%, affecting over 200 companies. The Jakarta Composite Index closed the week down 0.44% at 8,235.49, with turnover up 25% and foreign investors net selling 694 billion rupiah on Friday. U.S. tariffs on Indonesian solar products added pressure. Market volatility persisted ahead of key China data.

February 28, 2026

Economy·Finance·Indonesia·News

$11 billion share supply? Indonesia’s IHSG braces for free-float shake-up in week ahead

IDX plans to raise the minimum free float to 15% from 7.5%, potentially adding $11 billion in stock supply. The Jakarta Composite Index closed at 8,271.77 on Friday, down 0.03% for the day and up 0.7% for the week. Traders await details on the rule’s rollout and Bank Indonesia’s M2 data due Feb. 23.

February 22, 2026

UK Bond Market Turmoil Signals Risks for Global Public Finances
May 26, 2026, 2:44 PM EDT. The UK bond market is showing signs of strain, which could serve as an early warning for countries with unsustainable public finances. Market volatility in UK government bonds has raised concerns about potential ripple effects, especially for the U.S. Treasury market, often seen as a global benchmark. Investors and policymakers are watching closely to assess whether similar fiscal pressures could affect other economies.