Indonesia’s benchmark stock index falls 1.5% intraday to lowest since late August

A fresh multi-week low on Jakarta's benchmark points to broad risk aversion rather than a single-stock or sector event, since index-level moves of this size typically reflect foreign flow or macro sentiment rather than company news. The read-across for crypto and RWA markets is indirect: when a large emerging-market equity benchmark weakens, local risk appetite and currency-sensitive capital tend to tighten together. Whether the pullback stays contained to equities or spills into regional digital-asset liquidity is the open question worth watching.