Food, Beverage, and Tobacco Inflation in Padang Sidempuan City in August was 0.07%
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The contribution of tobacco and cigarette components to inflation in Padang Sidempuan City in August was 0.07%. This figure is lower than the previous month's 0.54%. Among the seven inflation groups measured in this region, the food, beverage, and tobacco group contributed -1.04% to regional inflation.
The Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) reported that the consumer price index (CPI) for food, beverages, and tobacco in Padang Sidempuan City was 116.26 in August 2024, higher than the previous month's 116.18.
Compared to the same month last year, inflation for food, beverages, and tobacco has fallen by 16.4% (year-on-year/YoY). Compared to the beginning of the year, prices of components contributing to inflation in Padang Sidempuan City have grown by 5.15% (year-to-date/YTD).
Compared to the other 11 groups, this inflation group ranked seventh.
The following is the inflation of food, beverage, and tobacco sub-groups measured by BPS in Padang Sidempuan City for August:
* Food, beverage, and tobacco group: -1.04%
* Non-alcoholic beverages group: 0.01%
* Food group: -1.33%
* Cigarette and tobacco group: 0.07%
Compared to 122 other regencies/cities, the highest inflation for food, beverages, and tobacco occurred in Sukabumi City at 0.04% with a CPI of 114.3, and the lowest occurred in Sibolga City at 0.08% with a CPI of 120.06. Padang Sidempuan City ranked 110th.
The following are the 10 regencies/cities with the highest inflation in the food, beverage, and tobacco sub-group in August 2024:
* Jayawijaya Regency: 4.73%
* Mesuji Regency: 3.21%
* Aceh Tamiang Regency: 2.73%
* Waingapu: 2.73%
* Bogor City: 2.33%
* Deli Serdang Regency: 2.1%
* Banda Aceh City: 1.82%
* Badung Regency: 1.81%
* Palangkaraya City: 1.8%
* Tanjung Pinang City: 1.77%
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