Why Investors Are Losing Confidence in Indonesia

Indonesia was once seen as a darling of investors. At $1.5 trillion, Indonesia's GDP is more than that of Singapore and Thailand combined. Until recently, Indonesia's stock exchange was the biggest in the region.

But fears of corruption and policy missteps in markets and government under President Prabowo Subianto are raising concern about the country's economic future.

00:00 Introduction 2:07 Indonesia's economy 2:54 How Indonesia got here 5:03 Wealth inequality 5:25 Prabowo's state-led capitalism 7:36 Deep-fried stocks 8:40 Investor concerns 10:06 Impact of tariffs and war

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