Will MSCI's Indonesia Downgrade Create Opportunities for Vietnam?
CafeF • 06/22/2026
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Indonesia is losing its own advantage, but Vietnam still needs to prove itself worthy to enter the EM group according to MSCI's classification.
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Background & Analysis Scope
- Vietnam is currently under consideration to join the Emerging Markets (EM) group according to MSCI's classification.
- This change may affect related stock groups.
- Mechanism of Action:
- "EM Standard —" MSCI may lower Indonesia's score, giving Vietnam a better chance to join the EM group.
- "Certainty —" The news is based on the current market situation, but still needs to be closely monitored.
- Industry/Stocks Benefiting or Under Pressure:
- Benefiting:
- Vietnamese companies that may join the EM group, such as VNM, VRE, VIC...
- Under Pressure:
- Companies in industries that may be affected by this change, such as banks, finance...
Risks to Watch
- Risk of Vietnam not meeting MSCI's EM standards.
- Risk of market changes and impact on related stock groups.
- Short-Term Timeframe:
- MSCI's review process is expected to continue over the next few months.
- Investors need to closely monitor developments and reassess the opportunity for Vietnam to join the EM group.
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Indonesia is losing its own advantage, but Vietnam still needs to prove itself worthy to join the EM group according to MSCI's classification.