Indonésia Taxa De Inflação

Indonesia’s annual inflation accelerated to 2.92% in December 2025 from 2.72% in the prior month, marking the highest reading since April 2024 while staying comfortably within Bank Indonesia’s 1-1/2% to 3-1/2% target range. Food prices rose at the fastest pace in three months (4.58% vs 4.25% in November) while costs also accelerated for housing (1.62% vs 1.57%), transport (1.23% vs 0.71%), and recreation (1.17% vs 1.15%). Meantime, inflation eased for clothing (0.66% vs 0.76%), furnishings (0.2% vs 0.23%), health (1.83% vs 2.09%), accommodation and restaurants (1.46% vs 1.5%), and education (1.22% vs 1.26%). At the same time, a decline in communication cost persisted (-0.28% vs -0.25%). Core inflation, which excludes administered prices and volatile food items, stood at 2.38%, the highest level since May, after holding at 2.36% in the prior two months. Monthly, consumer prices increased 0.64%, a sharp pickup from the 0.17% increase in November and the strongest gain in eight months.