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Gold prices fell on February 24, 2026, after reaching a three-week high, due to profit-taking and the strengthening of the US dollar. Spot gold dropped 1.4% to $5,158.24 per ounce, while US gold futures for April delivery fell 0.9% to $5,176.30. The stronger dollar made gold more expensive for holders of other currencies, leading to a price decline.

Senior analyst J...


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Corporate sustainability assessment is increasingly becoming a global competition stage. S&P Global announced the results of the 2025 Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA)—an ESG assessment used to question, analyse and compare companies worldwide—before using the scores to select companies for the Sustainability Yearbook 2026. The la...


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Indonesia is bracing for a record amount of share sales to meet tougher free-float rules aimed at heading off a potential downgrade to frontier market status by MSCI Inc.

The Indonesia Stock Exchange estimates that 267 companies will need to lift their public shareholdings to 15%, up from the current 7.5% minimum, implying share sales worth about 187 trillion rupiah...


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Indonesia has fined one company and three individuals a total of 11.05 billion rupiah ($655,000) for alleged stock market manipulation between 2016 to 2022, its chief stock market supervisor said on Friday.

Index provider MSCI (MSCI.N), opens new tab in Januar...


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Indonesia and the United States finalised a trade deal to cut U.S. levies to 19% from 32% on goods shipped from Southeast Asia’s biggest economy, with Jakarta securing tariff exemptions for its top export, palm oil, and several other commodities.

The agreement was signed in Washington by Indonesia’s senior economic minister Airlangga Hartarto and U.S. Trade Represen...


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