Inflation Continues to Moderate in May

Economic Research	1 June 2016
Indonesia
Economic Highlights
Inflation Continues to Moderate in May The headline inflation moderated to 3.3% y-o-y in May (+3.6% in April). The more moderate increase in prices of volatile food products, housing & utilities, and education was partly offset by a pick-up in prices of the processed foods and cost of clothing. Economist:  Rizki Fajar| +6221 29707065
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