Chili Prices Fall, BPS Records 0.27% Deflation in September 2019

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Dwi Hadya Jayani 01/10/2019 14:32 WIB

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Deflation occurred due to a decrease in the price of a group of food commodities.

Inflation/Deflation October 2018-September 2019

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Chili Prices Fall, BPS Records 0.27% Deflation in September 2019

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The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) recorded a 0.27% (mom) deflation in September 2019, with a Consumer Price Index (CPI) of 138.37. This figure is significantly lower than August 2019, which recorded an inflation of 0.12% (mom). The deflation occurred due to a decrease in prices of a group of food commodities.

In September 2019, the food commodity group experienced a deflation of 1.97%, contributing 0.44% to the total deflation. The commodities experiencing the largest deflation were red chilies (0.19%), shallots (0.07%), and broiler chicken (0.05%). Meanwhile, in the calendar year (January-September) 2019, there was an inflation of 2.2%. Annually, there was an inflation of 3.39%.

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