Indonesia’s IDX Composite added 15 points, or 0.2%, to 8,534 in early Wednesday trade, swinging from the prior session’s weakness as U.S. futures gained on growing expectations of a December Fed rate cut following softer U.S. economic data. Healthcare, commercial services, and industrial services led early gains, supported by optimism that Indonesia’s macro environment remains steady heading into year-end, underpinned by adequate energy supply, resilient trade flows, and ongoing tax enforcement measures. Still, upside was limited by caution ahead of Indonesia’s November Manufacturing PMI release next week, after October marked a third consecutive month of factory activity expansion. Key data from Indonesia's statistics agency will also be published in the coming week, including November inflation and October trade figures. Notable early movers included Japfa Comfeed (3.4%), Archi Indonesia (2.6%), Mitra Keluarga Karyasehat (2.4%), and Bank Panin Indonesia (1.9%).