SINGAPORE, June 24 (Reuters) - Indonesian stocks rose

slightly on Wednesday after index provider MSCI pushed its

review on the country's emerging markets status to November to

assess the slate of reform measures rolled out by Jakarta.

Indonesia's benchmark index gained 0.7% in early

trading on Wednesday.

Indonesian assets have been hammered since January, when

MSCI froze the country's stocks in its indexes and raised the

prospect of a downgrade to frontier status.

The index provider late on Tuesday called the measures from

Indonesia a "step in the right direction", but warned it would

consider options such as a consultation on a downgrade to

frontier status if sufficient progress was not evident by its

November review.