A post by @FirstSquawk on X.

Indonesia’s Finance Ministry linked weaker demand at an earlier government bond auction to MSCI’s warning, according to a First Squawk tweet. The ministry’s attribution ties softer bidding for Indonesian sovereign debt to the index provider’s caution, though the tweet did not specify auction sizes, bid-to-cover ratios, yields or the exact scope of MSCI’s warning. The connection matters because MSCI signals can influence foreign portfolio positioning and borrowing costs for Southeast Asia’s largest bond market. Investors will watch upcoming Indonesian bond auctions and any MSCI follow-up for evidence that demand has stabilized or that index-related caution is weighing further on sentiment.