2025年7月,印度尼西亚的年通货膨胀率从6月的1.87%加速至2.37%,略高于2.24%的预测,同时仍在央行1.5%至3.5%的目标范围内。这标志着自2024年6月以来的最高通货膨胀率,主要受食品价格的推动,食品价格上涨了3.75%,是13个月来的最大涨幅,而6月份的涨幅为1.99%。此外,住房通胀(1.65%对1.54%)和教育(1.95%对1.82%)都有所加速。交通(0.12%对0.18%)、服装(1.94%对2.01%)、住宿和餐馆(1.86%对1.95%)以及家具(0.52%对0.57%)的价格有所缓和。健康通胀率稳定在1.84%,而通信价格继续下降(-0.31%对-0.27%)。7月份,核心通胀率(不包括管理和波动的食品价格)小幅降至2.32%的七个月低点,低于2.37%的预期。CPI在6月份上涨0.19%后,每月上涨0.3%,略高于0.21%的预期涨幅。
Indonesia’s annual inflation accelerated to 2.37% in July 2025, up from 1.87% in June and slightly above forecasts of 2.24%, while remaining within the central bank’s target range of 1.5% to 3.5%. This marked the highest inflation rate since June 2024, driven mainly by food prices, which rose 3.75%—the largest increase in 13 months—compared to 1.99% in June. Additionally, both housing inflation (1.65% vs 1.54%) and education (1.95% vs 1.82%) accelerated. Prices moderated for transport (0.12% vs 0.18%), clothing (1.94% vs 2.01%), accommodation and restaurants (1.86% vs 1.95%), and furnishing (0.52% vs 0.57%). Health inflation remained steady at 1.84%, while communication prices continued to decline (-0.31% vs -0.27%). Core inflation, which excludes administered and volatile food prices, edged down to a seven-month low of 2.32% in July, coming in below estimates of 2.37%. Monthly, the CPI rose 0.3%, following a 0.19% gain in June and slightly exceeding forecasts of a 0.21% gain.