The economic picture is improving. Interest rates have come down a long way and inflation is declining. At the end of the day it is the World Bank and the IMF that are running the country because they control the funding. Once Indonesia gets a new government and it looks like they are committed to reforms, people can refocus on fundamentals. Once the political risk diminishes, there should be good upside for the market.
Japan has huge investments there.
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