Recreational, Sports, and Cultural Spending in Denpasar City Decreased by 0.25% in December
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Recreation, sports, and culture spending in Denpasar City decreased by 0.25% in December. Although this represents a decrease, it is still higher than the previous month's decline of 0.49%. Among the six inflation groups measured in this area, the recreation, sports, and culture group contributed -0.25% to regional inflation.
The Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) reported that the consumer price index (CPI) for recreation, sports, and culture in Denpasar City was at 107.8 in December 2024, lower than the previous month's 108.07.
Compared to the same month last year, recreation, sports, and culture inflation reached 0.07% (year-on-year/YoY). Compared to the beginning of the year, spending in Denpasar City has grown by 2.11% (year-to-date/YTD).
Based on BPS survey data for December 2024, these 11 inflation groups ranked sixth compared to other subgroups.
The following is the inflation of the recreation, sports, and culture subgroups measured by BPS for December in Denpasar City:
* Other recreation and sports goods group: 0.19%
* Newspapers, books, and school supplies group: -0.83%
* Recreation, sports, and culture group: -0.25%
Compared to 73 other regencies/cities in Indonesia, the highest inflation for recreation, sports, and culture was 0.09% with a CPI of 104.26, and the lowest was in Jayawijaya Regency at -0.34% with a CPI of 106.82. Denpasar City ranked 69th.
The following are the 10 regencies/cities with the highest inflation in the recreation, sports, and culture subgroup in December 2024:
* Banda Aceh City: 1.67%
* Manado City: 1.49%
* Bandar Lampung City: 1.44%
* Gunung Sitoli City: 0.98%
* Gorontalo Regency: 0.94%
* Medan City: 0.66%
* Tasikmalaya City: 0.66%
* Kendari City: 0.6%
* Luwuk: 0.55%
* Ambon City: 0.48%
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