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Investors shrug off terror attacks in Southeast Asia, for now

Security threat could weigh on regional economies

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The father of Indonesian policeman Imam Gilang Adinata, a victim of a bomb blast at Jakarta's Kampung Melayu bus station, prays at his son's coffin.   © Reuters
CLIFF VENZON and ERWIDA MAULIA, Nikkei staff writers | Philippines

MANILA/JAKARTA -- Investors in Asia have shrugged off terror attacks in Indonesia and the Philippines this week, but authorities are struggling to prevent further attacks and protect soft targets.

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