Shares in Indonesia rose 36 points, or 0.4%, to 8,279 on Wednesday afternoon, reversing morning losses as healthcare, utilities, and logistics sectors gained. Sentiment was boosted by Q3 annual GDP growth of 5.04%, signaling that Indonesia’s economic momentum remains resilient despite softer domestic demand and external headwinds. Meanwhile, a rebound in government spending reflected improved budget execution and fiscal support aimed at sustaining priority programs. Separately, the central bank expects that price pressures to stay mild through 2025–2026, helped by stable food supplies, providing room to keep a supportive monetary stance while monitoring imported costs. Risk appetite was also lifted after China announced a one-year suspension of certain tariffs on U.S. goods, along with plans to remove duties of up to 15% on selected U.S. agricultural imports from Nov. 10. Top gainers included Bumi Resources (7.5%), Gojek Tokopedia (7.0%), Kalbe Farma (6.5%), and Indofood CBP (2.4%).