The Jakarta Composite Index fell at the start of the week around the same time that crude oil prices spiked due to attacks on Saudi Arabian oil fields. Aberdeen Standard's Bharat Joshi though thinks that the early week slide was more due to new taxes on tobacco stocks coming online. He joins us on Across the ASEAN to talk about the outlook for mining stocks ahead of the nickel ore ban, and their outlook on the JCI for the 4th quarter.

<p>The Jakarta Composite Index fell at the start of the week around the same time that crude oil prices spiked due to attacks on Saudi Arabian oil fields. Aberdeen Standard's Bharat Joshi though thinks that the early week slide was more due to new taxes on tobacco stocks coming online. He joins us on Across the ASEAN to talk about the outlook for mining stocks ahead of the nickel ore ban, and their outlook on the JCI for the 4th quarter.</p>

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