Indonesia 10-Year Yield at Four-Year High on MSCI Risk, Oil
Indonesia’s 10-year government bond yield climbed to a four-year high and the rupiah fell toward a record low as elevated oil prices and the MSCI Inc. threat of a stocks downgrade hurt investor sentiment.
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