Indonesia's Inflation Rate Fourth Lowest in ASEAN in May 2022

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Reza Pahlevi 23/06/2022 15:10 WIB

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In May 2022, Indonesia had the fourth-lowest inflation rate in ASEAN, after Malaysia, Vietnam, and Brunei.

ASEAN Countries' Annual Inflation Rate (May 2022)

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ASEAN Countries' Annual Inflation Rate (May 2022)

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Indonesia's annual inflation rate was recorded at 3.55% (year-on-year/yoy) in May 2022. Although higher than the previous month, this inflation rate is still considered low compared to other ASEAN member countries.

Indonesia has the fourth-lowest inflation rate in ASEAN after Malaysia, Vietnam, and Brunei.

Malaysia's annual inflation rate was recorded at only 2.3% (yoy). Vietnam's was 2.86% (yoy), and Brunei's was 3.2% (yoy).

Two ASEAN countries experienced double-digit inflation rates: Myanmar at 13.8% (yoy) and Laos at 12.8% (yoy).

One of Indonesia's strategies to control inflation is by not raising subsidized fuel prices. To this end, the government plans to increase the budget for energy subsidies and compensation to a total of Rp520 trillion.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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