Indonesia bond selloff resumes after rate hike fails to calm markets, investors refocus on economic concerns
Indonesia's bond selloff resumed on Thursday after a surprise interest-rate hike earlier this week provided only temporary relief, with investors once again focusing on the broader economic concerns that have fueled a market rout.
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