September Inflation Stays Within Bank Indonesia’s Target Range
September inflation Indonesia remained contained, with a 3.28% annual CPI increase. See core inflation, food-price controls and budget effects through 2027.
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September inflation Indonesia remained contained, with a 3.28% annual CPI increase. See core inflation, food-price controls and budget effects through 2027.
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