Indonesia Inflation Rate
Indonesia's inflation rate rose to 2.65% in September 2025. This is the highest rate since May 2024. The rate was 2.31% in August 2025. Accelerating food prices and health prices drove the increase. Food prices increased by 3.99% year-on-year in August. Health prices rose to 1.91%. Core inflation eased to 2.17% in August. This indicates subdued underlying demand pressures. Headline inflation suggests broader price acceleration. Bank Indonesia maintains an accommodating monetary policy. Recent rate cuts aim to stimulate economic growth. The inflation target range is 1.5% to 3.5%. Indonesia's record low inflation was -1.17% in March 2000 and record high was 82.4% in September 1998.
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Indonesia Inflation Rate : Definition
Indonesia's inflation rate measures the year-over-year percentage change in the Consumer Price Index (CPI), published by Statistics Indonesia. Key categories are food and beverages, housing, transport, and education.