Market short interest shifts in September reports
Indonesia faces its worst wildfire season since 2015, with El Niño-driven fires producing hazardous haze across Southeast Asia and prompting international aid offers.

Key developments
Indonesia faces its worst wildfire season since 2015, driven by El Niño drought and damaged peatlands.
Fires have produced hazardous air pollution, widespread respiratory illness and smoke that spread to neighboring countries.
School closures occurred in affected areas as officials work to restore degraded peatlands.
Indonesia approved offers of help from neighboring countries to fight severe forest and peatland fires.
The ASEAN weather center raised its highest haze alert for southern Southeast Asia as persistent Indonesian wildfires sent hazardous smoke across borders.
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