Delayed rains push Bali inflation higher into October 2026
Bali’s annual inflation rose to 3.87% in October 2026, above the national 3.23% rate. Late rains may prolong food-supply pressure into early 2027.

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Bali’s annual inflation rose to 3.87% in October 2026, above the national 3.23% rate. Late rains may prolong food-supply pressure into early 2027.

Official 2025 data point to a growing but tourism-led Bali economy, with low unemployment, falling poverty and measurable inflation pressure for busin…

Bank Indonesia estimated that a three-to-five-day fuel disruption would add about 0,010 percent to Bali’s inflation, while food supplies remained broa…

Bali recorded 3,79 percent annual inflation in September 2026, with monthly inflation of 0,32 percent and calendar-year inflation of 2,49 percent.

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

Gianyar’s industry and trade office held a market operation in Tegallalang on 16 September 2026, selling 100 subsidised 3‑kilogram LPG cylinders at Rp…

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…

Indonesia’s annual consumer-price inflation rose to 3.19% in August 2026, driven by higher food, transport and gold-related prices. The figures descri…

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…
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.
Bali’s annual inflation rose to 3.45% in August 2026, the highest in four years, as food, transport and fuel prices pushed the monthly rate to 0.61%.
Indonesia’s central bank left its benchmark BI-Rate at 5.75% at its 18–19 August 2026 meeting, keeping key facility rates unchanged while focusing on…