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According to the analysts at Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ), the Indonesian inflation continue to soften last month, despite the rise in the food prices.
“Indonesia’s headline inflation edged down for the third straight month in November, to 3.00% y/y, the lowest reading since April.
Although food price inflation ticked up, most other major categories recorded a slower pace of increase.
The combination of contained inflation and sluggish growth suggests that Bank Indonesia is likely to retain an easing bias; we see scope for one more 25bp cut in the current easing cycle.”