September's headline inflation rose to 2,65% (yoy) from 2,31% (yoy) in the previous month. The surge was primarily driven by volatile price components due to weather conditions.
The increase in food prices was offset by a decrease in personal care and transportation costs, so that Indonesia's general inflation fell to 2,31% (yoy) in August 2025, still at
General inflation continued its upward trend since last May and reached 2,37% (yoy) in July 2025. The main contributor to the increase in inflation in July was influenced by
In June 2025, inflation increased slightly to 1,87% (yoy), driven by supply constraints on key food commodities and continued price pressures on
General inflation fell to 1,60% (yoy) in May 2025 after the end of the Eid al-Fitr seasonal cycle and the return to normal demand for staple foods and
General inflation was recorded at 1,95% (yoy) in April 2025, returning to Bank Indonesia's target range of 1,5-3,5%, up from 1,03% in March.
Indonesia recorded its first positive headline inflation in 2025 in March. Recorded at 1,03% (yoy), headline inflation increased from -0,09% (yoy) in the previous month.
