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Indonesia Markets Second Yuan Bond in China Despite MSCI Downgrade Threat
Indonesia has begun marketing a second yuan-denominated bond in China's domestic debt market.
The bond is denominated in yuan, China's currency.
Indonesia is Southeast Asia's largest economy.
Its move comes as it faces the threat of a double downgrade from MSCI, a company that tracks financial markets.
The source gives no details on the bond's size, terms or intended use.
It also does not explain what prompted MSCI's threat.
The bond offering is underway, but no further steps or outcome are stated.
Indonesia has begun marketing its second yuan-denominated bond in China’s domestic debt market.
The offering comes as the country faces the threat of a double downgrade from MSCI Inc.
Indonesia is Southeast Asia’s largest economy.
- Who
- Indonesia.
- What
- It has begun marketing its second yuan-denominated bond in China’s domestic debt market.
- When
- November 10, 2026.
- Where
- China’s domestic debt market.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Bond offering
- Second yuan-denominated bond
- Market
- China’s domestic debt market
- MSCI threat
- Double downgrade
- Regional status
- Southeast Asia’s largest economy