Indonesia published a new regulation clarifying the product-level scope of its new state-controlled commodity export regime, pursuant to which most exports of major palm oil products, several coal products and ferroalloy products containing more than 2% carbon by weight must move through the newly established state-owned entity Danatara Sumberdaya Indonesia, or DSI, Bloomberg reported on June 5. The regulation was released amid a broader selloff in Indonesian assets, with the Jakarta Stock Exchange Composite Index falling 4.2% the same day to its worst close of 2026 as investors reacted to a still sinking rupiah, capital outflows and concern about President Prabowo Subianto's increasingly interventionist grip on the economy, the Jakarta Globe reported separately on June 5.