Housing, Water, Electricity, and Household Fuel Expenditures in Tarakan City Increased by 13.81% in April
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Household electricity and fuel expenditure in Tarakan City last April reached 13.81%. This figure is lower than the previous month's 26.91%. Among the 10 inflation groups measured in this region, the housing, water, electricity, and household fuel group contributed 6.27% to regional inflation.
Badan Pusat Statistik (BPS) reported that the consumer price index (CPI) for housing, water, electricity, and household fuel in Tarakan City was at 100.37 in April 2025, higher than the previous month's 88.19.
Compared to the same month last year, inflation for housing, water, electricity, and household fuel fell by 0.28% (year on year/yoy). Meanwhile, compared to the beginning of the year, expenditure in Tarakan City has grown by 29.78% (year to date/ytd).
This inflation for housing, water, electricity, and household fuel is the highest compared to other sub-groups (data as of April 2025).
The following is the inflation of the housing, water, electricity, and household fuel sub-groups measured by BPS in Tarakan City for April:
* Household electricity and fuel group: 13.81%
* House rental and contract group: 0.79%
* Housing, water, electricity, and household fuel group: 6.27%
* Maintenance, repair, and security group: -1.91%
Compared to 145 other regencies/cities in Indonesia, the highest inflation for housing, water, electricity, and household fuel was 17.94% with a CPI of 101.81, and the lowest was in Gunung Kidul Regency at 30.32% with a CPI of 101.75. Tarakan City ranked 88th.
BPS recorded that inflation in March 2025 reached 1.65% monthly and 1.95% annually. Although higher than the previous month's inflation, this monthly inflation rate is still higher than the same period last year, which recorded a decrease of 7.27%.
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