Stocks & Investing·May 20, 2026

Indonesian Markets Extend Fall on Government Export Control Plan

Indonesian markets extended losses into a second day, as plans to tighten control over commodity exports stoked fears of increased state control and weaker profitability in a key industry.

Bloomberg MarketsMay 201 min readPrimary source

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Indonesian markets extended losses into a second day, as plans to tighten control over commodity exports stoked fears of increased state control and weaker profitability in a key industry.

Indonesian markets extended losses into a second day, as plans to tighten control over commodity exports stoked fears of increased state control and weaker profitability in a key industry.

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Indonesian markets extended losses into a second day, as plans to tighten control over commodity exports stoked fears of increased state control and weaker profitability in a key industry.

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