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Indonesian stocks stage massive turnaround, hitting bull market status after clocking a five-year low just last month

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Indonesian stocks stage massive turnaround, hitting bull market status after clocking a five-year low just last month
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Attractive valuations, quick intervention by local financial regulators and a gradual return of foreign investors have helped Indonesian stocks reach bull-market status after hitting a five-year low in early June. Indonesia's Jakarta Stock Exchange Composite Index is down about 29% year-to-date, but has reached the bull-market threshold of a 10%-plus gain since that trough last month, according to LSEG data. S&P Global ratings reaffirming Indonesia's BBB sovereign rating with a stable outlook a couple of weeks ago helped boost sentiment.

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Attractive valuations, quick intervention by local financial regulators and a gradual return of foreign investors have helped Indonesian stocks reach bull-market status after hitting a five-year low in early June. Indonesia's Jakarta Stock Exchange Composite Index is down about 29% year-to-date, but has reached the bull-market threshold of a 10%-plus gain since that trough last month, according to LSEG data. S&P Global ratings reaffirming Indonesia's BBB sovereign rating with a stable outlook a couple of weeks ago helped boost sentiment. "S&P's affirmation removed an important macro overhang," said Mohit Mirpuri, senior partner at SGMC Capital.

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