Indonesian stocks rose 20 points, or 0.2%, to a fresh record of 8,660 in Friday morning trade, extending gains for a second session. Sentiment improved alongside a modest uptick in U.S. futures ahead of the U.S. PCE index release, a key inflation gauge due before the Fed’s final policy meeting next week, where another rate cut is widely expected. For the week, the IDX Composite is on track for its third consecutive rise, up roughly 1.8% so far. Optimism was supported by recent OECD projections showing Indonesia’s economy expanding by 5% annually through 2025–2027, backed by fiscal stability, resilient domestic demand, and improving financial conditions. Gains were led by consumer durables, industrial services, and producer manufacturing, though weakness in healthcare and energy minerals capped broader strength. Among notable movers were XLSmart Telecom (10.7%), Capital Financial Indonesia (7.0%), Pertamina Geothermal Energy (6.0%), and Bangun Kosambi Sukses (4.3%).