Housing, Water, Electricity, and Household Fuel Expenditures in Surabaya City Increased by 0.89%
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Maintenance, repair, and security expenditures in Surabaya City in April were 0.89%. This figure is higher than the previous month, which recorded -0.01%. Among the nine inflation groups measured in this area, the housing, water, electricity, and household fuel group contributed 9.27% to inflation in Surabaya City.
The Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) reported that the consumer price index (CPI) for housing, water, electricity, and household fuel in Surabaya City was at 106.36 in April 2025, higher than the previous month's 105.42.
Compared to the same month last year, inflation for housing, water, electricity, and household fuel reached 1.67% (year-on-year/yoy). Compared to the beginning of the year, expenditure in Surabaya City has grown by 0.88% (year-to-date/ytd).
This inflation in housing, water, electricity, and household fuel is the highest compared to other sub-groups (data as of April 2025).
The following is the inflation of the housing, water, electricity, and household fuel sub-group measured by BPS for April in Surabaya City:
* Electricity and household fuel group: 25.21%
* Housing, water, electricity, and household fuel group: 9.27%
* Maintenance, repair, and security group: 0.89%
Compared to 97 other regencies/cities in Indonesia, the highest inflation for housing, water, electricity, and household fuel was 0.06% with a CPI of 104.16, and the lowest was in North Minahasa Regency, down 0.36% with a CPI of 103.88. Surabaya City ranks fourth.
Indonesia's inflation in March 2025 reached 1.65% monthly and 1.95% annually. Although higher than the previous month's inflation, this monthly inflation rate is still higher than the same period last year, which recorded a decrease of 7.27%.
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