Shares in Indonesia surged 113 points, or 1.3%, to 8,270 on Monday afternoon, reversing a decline in the prior session. Traders welcomed local trade data in September, with exports rising 11.4% yoy, the fastest in seven months, while imports grew 7.2%, the largest in five months, widening the trade surplus to around USD 4.3 billion. Meanwhile, the country's annual inflation rose to 2.86% in October, the highest in 1-1/2 years but still within Bank Indonesia’s 1.5%–3.5% target. The U.S.-China trade truce, including U.S. tariff cuts and a pause on Beijing’s new export curbs on rare earths and magnets, also supported sentiment. Meantime, the U.S. is expected to suspend port fees on China-linked vessels for a year starting next week. Most sectors advanced, led by health tech, industrial services, and consumer durables. Among individual stocks, Barito Renewable Energy jumped 6.9%, followed by Bumi Resources (6.0%), Barito Pacific (5.5%), Astra Intl. (4.5%), and Telkom Indonesia (4.4%).