Indonesian stocks rose 57 points, or 0.7%, to a fresh peak of 8,451 in Monday morning trading, marking a fourth session of gains. Strength was broad-based, led by utilities, healthcare, and industrial services. Optimism over a potential end to the U.S. government shutdown lifted sentiment, supporting a rise in U.S. futures after a volatile week. In China, Indonesia’s largest trading partner, consumer prices rose for the first time since June in October, boosted by holiday spending, while factory-gate prices fell the least in 14 months, easing deflation risks. Locally, consumer mood rose to a 6-month high in October, aided by government support measures including cash handouts. However, gains were capped ahead of local retail turnover for September and key October data from China, including industrial production, retail sales, and the jobless rate. Early gainers included Barito Renewables Energy (4.5%), Sarana Menara Nusantara (5.6%), Archi Indonesia (3.5%), and Bayan Resources (1.5%).