The Indonesia stock market has declined over the past three sessions, dropping nearly 80 points. The Jakarta Composite Index is just below 8,610 points but could find support on Monday. Global markets are expected to rise, driven by technology and oil stocks. The JCI closed slightly lower on Friday, with financial and resource stocks falling while cement and telecom sectors provided support. In the U.S., major averages ended higher, with the Dow up 0.38 percent, NASDAQ up 1.31 percent, and S&P 500 up 0.88 percent. Crude oil prices rose on Friday due to U.S.-Venezuela tensions.

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