Indonesia's rupiah weakened to 18,230 per USD; Philippine peso fell to 63.857 per USD.

美国纽约市长马姆达尼12日在社交媒体上说，11日发生的纽约三层楼倒塌事故已造成至少8人死亡、17人受伤。

After months of net selling, foreign investors returned to Indonesian equities, lifting the Jakarta Composite Index more than 5% this week and positioning it for its strongest weekly gain since mid‑June. The index rose as much as 2.1% on Friday, outperforming regional peers. The rebound follows a sell-off sparked by an MSCI warning that Indonesia could be downgraded from emerging to standalone market, which pushed valuations to decade‑plus lows. The Indonesia Stock Exchange removed 300 highly concentrated stocks from its benchmark this week to improve liquidity and equity transparency. Foreign investors were net buyers of $38 mln of Indonesian shares this week, the first weekly net inflow since early September; global funds also increased holdings of Indonesian government bonds. Analyst Herditya Wicaksana said cheaper valuations and improved sentiment have drawn funds back into large caps, notably banks, driving the rally.