Indonesia’s stock market opened in red zone, falling by 3% to 5,289 while regional markets were mixed. Investors opted to lock in profits after yesterday’s gain, while others might have reacted to the mass demonstration against the victory of Donald Trump as the new President of the United States. Bloomberg reported that with the U.S. election uncertainty out of the way, investors are also weighing prospects for the timing of the Federal Reserve’s next rate increase.

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