Indonesia’s IDX Composite slipped 18 points, or 0.2%, to 8,626 in early trade on Tuesday, the final trading day of 2025, weighed by losses in consumer durables, non-energy minerals, and financial stocks. The pullback followed a rally in the prior session, which came after Wall Street closed at record highs Friday. Sentiment also turned cautious ahead of key domestic data later this week, including inflation and trade figures. Investors were also bracing for the release of the December Fed meeting minutes later today, as well as weekly U.S. jobless claims due in the coming days. Among notable laggards were Aneka Tambang (-3.6%), Alamtri Mineral (-3.1%), Bank Rakyat Indonesia (-2.7%), and Indoritel Makmur Intl. (-1.7%). Still, markets are set to end the year with a solid gain of around 22%, the strongest performance since 2014, boosted by strong advances in conglomerate stocks, a more dovish stance from the central bank, and government efforts to navigate external and internal headwinds.