Indonesien Verbraucherpreise

Indonesia’s annual inflation edged down to 2.72% in November 2025 from a 1-1/2-year peak of 2.86% in the previous month, remaining comfortably within Bank Indonesia’s 1-1/2% to 3-1/2% target range. Food prices rose the least in three months (4.25% vs 4.99% in October) while price growth also slowed for housing (1.57% vs 1.59%) and accommodation and restaurants (1.5% vs 1.61%). At the same time, a decline in communication cost persisted (-0.25% vs -0.25%). In contrast, inflation remained unchanged for furnishings (at 0.23%) and education (at 1.26%), but quickened for clothing (0.76% vs 0.75%), transport (0.71% vs 0.48%), and health (2.09% vs 1.61%). Core inflation, which excludes administered and volatile food prices, held steady for the second straight month at 2.36%, remaining at its highest level since June. On a monthly basis, consumer prices rose 0.17%, down from 0.28% in October and marking the softest increase in three months.