Indonesian government bond yields declined across the curve, with the 5Y falling 9.9 bps to 6.44% and the 10Y dropping 17.8 bps to 6.68%, resulting in a flatter 5Y–10Y curve, while longer tenors also saw notable compression. Meanwhile, government sukuk yields moved lower in line with the rally, and the INDOBEX Composite rose 0.53% to 343.97. On the macro side, inflation eased to 3.48% YoY in March with core at 2.52% YoY, while the trade surplus narrowed to USD1.28bn as imports outpaced exports and the PMI edged down to 50.1, signaling softer momentum. On the credit side, BSN maintained an idAA+ rating with a stable outlook supported by strong fundamentals, while SMF’s upcoming bond maturity remains manageable given solid liquidity.