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Singapore Responds to Manipulation Accusations Over Indonesian Stock Market Crash as Prabowo Accuses MSCI of Intimidation
Singapore has responded to accusations of manipulating the collapse of Indonesia's stock market. Meanwhile, Indonesian President Prabowo accused MSCI of trying to intimidate Indonesia after the crash. The story matters because it pits conflicting explanations of the collapse of a major financial market against each other, involving two governments and an international index provider.
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- Singapore has publicly responded to accusations that it manipulated the collapse of Indonesia's stock market.
«Singapore hits back over claims it rigged Indonesia’s stock market crash»
South China Morning Post - Indonesian President Prabowo accused MSCI of trying to intimidate his country following the market crash.
«Prabowo accuses MSCI of trying to intimidate Indonesia after market rout»
Reuters - The Singaporean response and the Indonesian accusation came on the same publication day, October 21, 2026, according to the sources' timing.
«Prabowo accuses MSCI of trying to intimidate Indonesia after market rout»
South China Morning Post • Reuters
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