Indonesian stocks were little changed, hovering around 8,377 on Friday afternoon after a slight uptick in the morning session, as traders turned cautious, awaiting key economic data releases following the resumption of U.S. government operations after the record shutdown. Investors also looked ahead to Bank Indonesia’s monetary policy meeting next week and the release of Q3 current account figures. Strong gainers included Dian Swastatika Sentosa (3.2%), Pantai Indah Kapuk Dua (3.9%), and Aneka Tambang (3.8%), while laggards featured Kalbe Farma (-3.5%), Alamtri Minerals (-3.3%), and Archi Indonesia (-3.0%). For the week, the market is likely to register modest losses of about 0.2%, weighed by worries over disrupted exports after reports of radioactive contamination in shrimp and clove shipments to the U.S. Meanwhile, local media reported that domestic lenders remain hesitant to finance exploration energy projects, limiting investment in new wells and long-term production growth.