Shares in Indonesia rose 33 points, or 0.4%, to a new record high of 8,365 in early trade on Friday, extending gains for the third straight session and heading for solid weekly rises of around 2.5% so far. Sentiment improved after news suggested the U.S. Supreme Court may review the legality of Trump-era tariffs. Domestically, Indonesia’s short-term outlook remains stable, helped by resilient growth momentum, ample liquidity, and ongoing reform support. However, concerns emerged over slowing economic momentum in China, Indonesia’s top trading partner, ahead of October trade figures due later today and CPI and PPI releases over the weekend. On sectoral data, central bank figures showed Indonesia's property prices rose at the slowest pace on record in Q3 despite a series of rate cuts since last year. Healthcare and consumer services led the strength, with early gainers from Elang Mahkota Teknologi (5.1%), Mitra Keluarga (4.3%), Kalbe Farma (3.2%), and Golden Energy Mines (3.0%).