Indonesian stocks rose 22 points, or 0.3%, to 7,150 in Monday’s morning session, snapping a five-day losing streak and rebounding from a three-week low. Bargain hunting supported sentiment after last week’s selloff, which was driven by concerns over structural weaknesses in domestic capital markets. Additional support came from strong Q1 industrial profit growth in China, Indonesia’s largest trading partner, pointing to resilient external demand. Meanwhile, U.S. equity futures strengthened as traders looked past renewed diplomatic setbacks between the U.S. and Iran. Gains were restrained by caution ahead of Indonesia’s April inflation release later this week, with risks amplified by elevated oil prices linked to Middle East tensions. Sector-wise, basic materials, financials, and cyclicals led the advance, while energy and healthcare lagged. Among notable movers were GojekTokopedia (3.9%), Bumi Resources (3.7%), Mitra Adiperkasa (2.7%), and Vale Indonesia (2.2%).