JAKARTA, Nov 13 (Bernama) -- Indonesia faces renewed pressure to maintain investor confidence and economic stability after vice-president Gibran Rakabuming Raka's resignation, with his successor's credibility expected to play a crucial role in shaping market sentiment, an economist said.
Gibran's Exit: Indonesia Faces Renewed Pressure To Sustain Investor Confidence -- Analyst
Gibran Rakabuming Raka, Muhammad Ramaditya, Indek
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Indonesia faces pressure to maintain investor confidence after VP Gibran's resignation, with market reactions split between a weaker rupiah and rising equities.
- Gibran's resignation triggered a weaker rupiah due to political uncertainty.
- Domestic equities rose as investors saw his exit as a positive political transition.
- The MPR has 60 days to select a successor, with investor confidence depending on the choice.
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