Indonesia’s IDX Composite edged up to around 8,193 on Friday afternoon, aiming to secure a third straight session of gains. Healthcare, logistics, and utilities were mainly up amid reports that Indonesia and the U.S. will resume tariff negotiations in November following delays from the U.S. government shutdown. Sentiment also improved after Washington and Beijing agreed to extend their trade truce for another year, though many investors viewed it as a temporary pause rather than a lasting resolution. Meanwhile, U.S. futures rose slightly after mixed earnings from major tech firms. The Jakarta benchmark remained on track for a fourth consecutive monthly gain, up about 1.6% so far in October, supported by expectations of further monetary easing from Bank Indonesia. Traders now await key local indicators due next week, including September trade data, October inflation, and third-quarter GDP figures.