Banda Aceh Inflation Controlled at 0.25 Per Cent in September 2026

The Banda Aceh City Government continues to strengthen inflation control measures and maintain economic stability for the community. According to data released by the Banda Aceh Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), inflation in Banda Aceh in September 2026 was recorded at 0.25 per cent month-to-month. Cumulatively since the beginning of the year, inflation in Banda Aceh reached 1.75 per cent year-to-date, while the annual rate stood at 4.69 per cent year-on-year. During the same period, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for Banda Aceh was recorded at 114.88.

Looking at expenditure groups, annual inflationary pressure primarily originated from the Food, Beverages, and Tobacco group, contributing 1.70 per cent. The next contributions came from the Food and Beverage Services/Restaurants group at 1.21 per cent, followed by Transport at 0.88 per cent. The Personal Care and Other Services group contributed 0.68 per cent.

Meanwhile, the Clothing and Footwear group provided a negative contribution of 0.39 per cent, which helped to restrain the annual inflation rate.

Inflation movements in Banda Aceh over the past year have shown dynamics that require continuous monitoring. The annual inflation rate was recorded at 3.67 per cent in September 2025, increased to 6.70 per cent in February 2026, then fell to 3.43 per cent in April 20lag, before returning to 4.69 per cent in September 2026.

In September, the City Government, through the DP2KP and DiskopUKMDag, actively conducted low-cost food and market operations to control the prices of essential commodities, particularly food items that significantly impact public purchasing power.

The September 2026 inflation achievement serves as a vital indicator for the Banda Aceh City Government in assessing the regional economic condition. Inflation control is not merely about maintaining statistical figures, but about ensuring that community needs remain available at affordable prices and safeguarding public purchasing power.

Through more responsive monitoring, cross-sector coordination, and data-driven interventions, the Banda Aceh City Government is committed to maintaining price stability, public purchasing power, and the sustainability of economic growth in Banda Aceh.