Indonesia’s IDX Composite fell 15 points or 0.2% to 8,532 in early Friday trade, extending losses from the previous session as investors turned cautious ahead of next week’s November Manufacturing PMI and key official data, including November inflation and October trade readings. Sentiment was also subdued by the lack of catalysts, with Wall Street closed Thursday and set for a shortened session later today. Commercial services, non-energy minerals, and retail trade led the falls, with notable losses in Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa (-3.0%), Bank Panin (-2.0%), Aneka Tambang (-1.7%), and Vale Indonesia (-1.3%). Still, the index remains on track for a second straight weekly gain and a fifth monthly advance, supported by sustained foreign inflows after the central bank kept rates unchanged for a second month in November. In a sectoral move, the government announced a package of transport fare discounts for the Christmas–New Year period to support mobility and ease household travel costs.