THIS year it will be difficult for the Indonesia Stock Exchange index to duplicate last year’s achievement, which rose 51.74 percent to a level of 2,739,704, second best in the world after China. The wave of financial crises in the United States which have brought down global financial institutions is putting pressure on Indonesia. On October 6 and 8, the national share index plunged 20.6 percent, the sharpest drop in the last 25 years, to 1,45