Indonesia bond yields showed mixed movement across the curve, with stronger performance in the mid-tenor segment, as the 5Y rose +1.1 bps while the 10Y fell -4.4 bps, leading to a notable widening in the 5- and 10-year spread and indicating curve steepening; meanwhile, INDOBeX edged up 0.09% to 431.989, supported by continued demand for mid-to-long duration. In the sukuk space, front-end yields climbed while longer tenors softened, reflecting similar positioning dynamics. On the credit side, refinancing visibility remains constructive, as PT Medco Energi Internasional Tbk plans to address its July 2026 maturity via new issuance, backed by solid liquidity and ample funding pipeline, helping sustain market confidence amid ongoing global uncertainties.