Indonesia’s IDX Composite rose 25 points or 0.3% to 8,392 on Wednesday afternoon, ending a two-day losing streak as U.S. futures signaled modest Wall Street gains amid hopes the record-long U.S. government shutdown may soon end. Sentiment was also lifted after the Chinese central bank pledged to maintain an “appropriately loose” monetary stance and strengthen policy transmission to support growth, given that China is Indonesia's top trading partner. Locally, Bank Indonesia projected 2026 inflation at 2.62% and raised its credit growth target to 8%–12%, slightly above this year’s 8%–11%. However, gains were capped by persistent foreign outflows from banking heavyweights and caution ahead of next week’s Q3 current account data, following Q2’s ninth straight deficit and the largest in three years. Communications, process industries, and industrial services led the advance, with Barito Pacific (4.5%), Indah Kiat Pulp & Paper (3.7%), and Mayora Indah (2.4%) among the top movers of the day.