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Indonesian Stocks Fall as Oil Tops $107 on US-Iran Tensions

Published by Jakarta Globe · Indonesia 12 h ago

Indonesian stocks fell 0.43% as Brent crude topped $107 a barrel amid US-Iran tensions, stoking inflation fears and rate concerns.

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