Indonesia’s stock market and currency have been among the worst performing assets in Asia so far this year. The poor performance reflects worries over proposed cuts to fuel subsidies, which will increase inflation, renewed unease over corruption and worries over President Yudhoyono, who has become increasingly ineffective.
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