The IDX Composite rose 28 points or 0.3% to 8,392 on Wednesday, snapping a two-session losing streak amid a modest rise in U.S. futures following a mixed Wall Street session overnight, as Congress appeared close to ending the shutdown. Sentiment was also lifted by news that China, Indonesia’s top trading partner, unveiled new measures to boost private participation in infrastructure and energy projects. Domestically, Indonesia’s retail sales rose for the fifth consecutive month in September, with the pace of growth accelerating thanks to government efforts to sustain household purchasing power. However, gains were limited by investor caution ahead of key U.S. inflation data later this week and continued foreign outflows from banking heavyweights. Communications, industrial services, and process industries led the advance, with notable gainers including Jhonlin Agro Raya (12.9%), Pradiksi Gunatama (9.9%), Gudang Garam (3.0%), and Barito Pacific (2.8%).