How Bali’s 2025 economy, poverty and jobs figures fit together
Bali’s 2025 figures show how growth, poverty, inequality and unemployment measure different parts of the province’s economy—and why one headline numbe…

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Bali’s 2025 figures show how growth, poverty, inequality and unemployment measure different parts of the province’s economy—and why one headline numbe…

Bali recorded 6.94 million foreign-tourist visits in 2025 as the economy grew 5.82 percent, according to official provincial and statistical releases.…

Bali’s official 2025 indicators show economic growth alongside changes in poverty, unemployment, inequality, income and human development.

Bali’s 2025 growth figure is only one part of the picture. BPS-based indicators on income, inequality, poverty, jobs, tourism and human development sh…

Bali’s 2025 growth figures show a wider picture than tourism: stronger output coincided with lower recorded poverty and unemployment, while health, hu…

Bargaining in Bali is common in traditional markets and informal stalls, but not in malls, supermarkets or branded boutiques.

Indonesia’s tourism authorities are working with airlines and industry players on flight subsidies and bundled travel packages as higher fuel surcharg…

Daily food-price data for Bali on Wednesday, 16 September 2026 show three of 17 monitored commodities rising, two falling and the rest unchanged.

Bali inflation reached 3.45% in August 2026, just below Indonesia’s target ceiling, as food and transport costs pushed prices higher after July’s defl…

Annual inflation in Bali climbed to 3.45 percent in August 2026, with Denpasar posting the highest rate among the island’s four consumer price index r…

East Nusa Tenggara recorded year-on-year inflation of 2.59% in August 2026 but saw a monthly price decline of 0.40%, with food and transport driving d…

Statistics Indonesia (BPS) reported Nusa Tenggara Timur posted 0.40% monthly deflation in August 2026, even as a magnitude-7.7 offshore quake near Nag…
Bali and Nusa Tenggara posted 6.10% year-on-year economic growth in Q2 2026, the fastest regional pace in Indonesia, while separate BPS data show Bali…
Singaraja posted year-on-year inflation of 3.61% in August 2026, slightly below Denpasar’s 3.64% and above most other CPI areas in Bali.
Bank Indonesia’s Bali office reports retail sales and expectations remaining in the “optimistic” zone in mid‑2026, with tourism, holidays and househol…