Indonesian shares added 16 points or 0.3% to 6,251 in early trade on Tuesday, reversing a subdued session the day before as most sectors advanced, notably property, basic materials, and non-cyclicals. Sentiment was supported by stronger U.S. stock futures following an overnight rally on Wall Street that pushed the Dow Jones to a record high, aided by lower oil prices and sharp gains in major tech stocks. Locally, July annual inflation eased to a three-month low of 2.88% as food supplies improved despite El Nino risks. Meanwhile, manufacturing showed tentative recovery with the PMI at a five-month high. Gains, however, were capped by a second consecutive trade deficit, with imports outpacing exports. At the same time, caution lingered ahead of Q2 GDP data, due on Wednesday, as markets braced for slower growth after last quarter’s 5.6% surge. Leading performers included Merdeka Copper Gold (5.1%), Vale Indonesia (1.9%), Indosat (1.6%), and Bank Negara Indonesia (1.2%).