03.11.202504:00:00UTC+00Inflation in Indonesia Edges Higher to 2.86% in October

As of November 3, 2025, fresh data reveals a slight increase in Indonesia's inflation rate for October, marking a shift from 2.65% in September to 2.86%. This upward trend signifies a subtle change in the economic landscape as measured on a year-over-year basis.

The readings recorded are a reflection of the country's economic dynamics compared to the same period in the previous year. September's inflation rate was noticeably lower at 2.65%, indicating a more conservative economic growth path during that month.

The new data suggests that Indonesia is experiencing a moderate rise in inflationary pressures. While the increase from 2.65% to 2.86% may seem modest, it emphasizes the importance of monitoring underlying economic conditions and external factors that could influence future inflation. As global and regional economic uncertainties continue to evolve, keeping a close watch on these metrics remains crucial for policymakers and economic stakeholders.