A leading global index provider has raised fresh concerns about the long-term appeal of investing in Southeast Asia’s largest economy, citing structural challenges that could deter foreign capital. The warning highlights persistent issues such as regulatory uncertainty, market volatility, and governance risks that may undermine investor confidence. Analysts suggest the remarks could intensify scrutiny over economic policies and stability in the region. The development comes as policymakers face growing pressure to address concerns over sustainability and growth prospects.
Warning from global index provider fuels concerns about investability in south-east Asia’s biggest economy
