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Indonesia fuel subsidy and food price updates

Overview

Indonesia’s fuel subsidy and food-price dynamics continued to shift through late 2026. In the energy sector, the government maintained that subsidized fuel prices, including Pertalite at Rp10,000 per liter and Biosolar at Rp6,800 per liter, would remain stable through the end of 2026, despite global crude oil reaching $107 per barrel. To mitigate Middle East geopolitical risks, the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources announced a shift toward seeking countries with surplus oil stocks rather than relying on traditional auctions.

Food security concerns intensified as inflation approached Bank Indonesia’s 3.5% upper target. Chili prices experienced extreme volatility; by mid-October, red bird's eye chili reached highs of approximately Rp127,604 per kg in North Sulawesi. To mitigate these surges, the National Food Agency (Bapanas) facilitated air shipments of chili from East Java to high-demand regions. While rice prices have trended upward, Perum BULOG reported that national rice reserves are secure, with stocks and existing supplies estimated to meet national needs through July 2027.

Despite these measures, systemic challenges persist. Coordinating Minister for Food Affairs Zulkifli Hasan noted that domestic rice production costs (Rp12,000–Rp14,000 per kg) remain significantly higher than in Thailand or Vietnam due to irrigation and fertilizer inefficiencies. To combat rising costs and low purchasing power, the government launched the National Cheap Food Movement (GPM) across 38 provinces and 514 regencies, providing subsidized staples and utilizing the Food Distribution Facilitation (FDP) program to move surplus supplies to regions experiencing extreme price increases.

Entities

Indonesia · Bank Indonesia · Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources · Bahlil Lahadalia · Pertamina

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  • "Pertamax Turbo price is Rp18,300 per liter."

    vs

    "Pertamax Turbo price increased to Rp19,600 per liter."

    These claims assert two different specific prices for Pertamax Turbo (Rp19,600 vs Rp18,300).

  • "Pertamina adjusted non-subsidized fuel prices on August 1, 2026, reducing prices for Pertamax, Pertamax Turbo, and Pertamax Green 95."

    vs

    "Pertamina Patra Niaga adjusted the prices of Pertamax Turbo, Dexlite, and Pertamina Dex starting September 1, 2026."

    One claim states prices were reduced on August 1, 2026, while the other states prices were adjusted on September 1, 2026.

Timeline

  1. [BUSINESS] 5 sources
    Indonesia ensures chili and rice supplies remain stable through 2027

    Indonesia's National Food Agency and Ministry of Agriculture confirm sufficient chili and rice supplies through 2027, focusing on distribution logistics and robust rice reserves to control inflation.

  2. [BUSINESS] 10 sources
    Indonesia food prices face volatility amid high production costs

    Indonesia faces high rice production costs compared to neighbors, while food prices for chili and rice show volatility despite improved farmer terms of trade in some regions.

  3. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Indonesia launches nationwide cheap food movement to stabilize prices

    Indonesia has implemented a nationwide Cheap Food Movement across 38 provinces to stabilize food prices and improve accessibility for citizens facing low purchasing power.

  4. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Indonesia food prices fluctuate amid holiday preparations

    Indonesia faces food price volatility ahead of the year-end holidays, prompting government interventions in Surabaya and fluctuating national commodity prices.

  5. [BUSINESS] 11 sources
    Indonesia launches National Cheap Food Movement to stabilize prices

    Indonesia has launched a nationwide Cheap Food Movement across 38 provinces to stabilize food prices and combat inflation in celebration of World Food Day 2026.

  6. [BUSINESS] 5 sources
    Indonesia chili prices surge as bird's eye chili hits Rp150,000 per kg

    Chili prices in Indonesia have spiked, with red bird's eye chili reaching Rp150,000 per kg. Authorities are addressing distribution and supply issues to control regional inflation.

  7. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Indonesian regional governments intensify food price monitoring to control inflation

    Authorities in Gorontalo and West Nusa Tenggara are intensifying food price monitoring and supply chain coordination to mitigate inflation and ensure the availability of staple commodities.

  8. [BUSINESS] 11 sources
    Bank Indonesia maintains BI-Rate at 5.75% amid Rupiah pressure

    Bank Indonesia maintained its benchmark interest rate at 5.75% to stabilize the Rupiah amid global uncertainty and rising domestic inflation, which reached 3.28% in September 2026.

  9. [BUSINESS] 6 sources
    Indonesia food commodity prices show fluctuations in October 2026

    Recent data from PIHPS shows fluctuating prices for essential commodities in Indonesia, including chili, beef, eggs, and rice, with varying trends across different quality grades.

  10. [BUSINESS] 5 sources
    Indonesia implements food supply measures to stabilize chili and rice prices

    Indonesia is stabilizing food supplies by shipping chili to high-price regions and maintaining robust rice reserves to counter inflation and potential El Niño impacts.

  11. [BUSINESS] 8 sources
    Indonesia implements market interventions amid rising food prices

    Indonesia faces rising food inflation, with chili and poultry prices causing distress for both consumers and farmers. Government agencies are launching market interventions to stabilize costs.

  12. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Food prices rise in Indonesia and Malaysia amid weather disruptions

    Chili and egg prices are rising in Indonesia and Malaysia due to adverse weather, seasonal production drops, and increased animal feed costs.

  13. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Chili prices rise in Indonesia due to falling production

    Chili prices in Indonesia are surging due to weather-related production drops, with bird's eye chili reaching up to Rp81,252 per kg. Local governments are planning market operations to stabilize supply.

  14. [BUSINESS] 15 sources
    Indonesia food prices surge as chili and rice costs rise

    Indonesia faces rising food prices, with chili and rice costs surging across various regions, prompting local government interventions and warnings from BPS regarding potential inflation risks.

  15. [BUSINESS] 5 sources
    Indonesia poultry and beef prices remain high for consumers

    Indonesia faces a discrepancy in poultry pricing as chicken meat prices remain above consumer reference levels despite falling at the producer level, contributing to high protein costs for traders.

  16. [BUSINESS] 13 sources
    Indonesia shifts fuel procurement strategy amid Middle East supply risks

    Indonesia is shifting to direct fuel procurement to mitigate Middle East supply risks, while maintaining subsidized fuel prices through 2026 and developing new incentives for coal gasification projects.

  17. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Chili prices surge in Indonesia amid food security initiatives

    Chili prices in Indonesia have surged, with red bird's eye chili nearing Rp100,000 per kg. Meanwhile, the IKN Authority and Bank Indonesia held a festival to promote food security and manage inflation.

  18. [BUSINESS] 30 sources
    Indonesia guarantees subsidized fuel price stability amid rising global oil costs

    Indonesia guarantees stable prices for subsidized fuels like Pertalite and Biosolar despite rising global oil prices, while non-subsidized fuel prices undergo market-based increases.

  19. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Chili prices fluctuate across Indonesian markets due to seasonal supply shifts

    Chili prices in Indonesia show mixed trends, with stability in Padang markets while prices for bird's eye chili have risen to Rp70,000 per kg in Sleman due to seasonal supply reductions.

  20. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Indonesian regional governments launch Cheap Food Movement to stabilize prices

    Indonesian regional governments in Indramayu and Gorontalo are launching Cheap Food Movement programs to stabilize food prices, control inflation, and ensure affordable access to essential staples.

  21. [BUSINESS] 6 sources
    Indonesia to reduce 2027 LPG and fuel subsidy budgets

    Indonesia's 2027 energy subsidy budget will be cut to Rp261.5 trillion, with 3kg LPG quotas reduced to 8 million tons as the government promotes CNG and electric stoves as alternatives.

  22. [BUSINESS] 8 sources
    Indonesia denies rumors of Pertalite fuel price hike

    Indonesia's ESDM Ministry and Pertamina have debunked social media rumors claiming Pertalite fuel prices will rise, confirming subsidized fuel rates will remain stable through late 2026.

  23. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Chili prices surge in Makassar and Manado amid supply shortages

    Rising chili prices in Makassar and Manado have triggered interventions by regional inflation control teams and Bank Indonesia to stabilize supply and manage local inflation caused by weather-related shortages.

  24. [BUSINESS] 7 sources
    Indonesia implements food price stabilization measures amid rising staple costs

    Indonesia faces rising prices for staples like chili and rice, prompting government interventions through food aid and market monitoring to stabilize the economy and ensure supply.

  25. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Indonesia food prices show mixed trends in commodity costs

    National food prices in Indonesia fluctuated on September 23, 2026, with shallots and certain rice varieties rising, while various chili types saw price decreases.

  26. [BUSINESS] 8 sources
    Indonesia cayenne pepper prices surge above official ceilings

    Cayenne pepper prices in Indonesia rose 29.85 percent in September 2026, reaching Rp77,596 per kg and exceeding official price ceilings in 265 regions due to potential market speculation.

  27. [BUSINESS] 22 sources
    Indonesia to maintain subsidized fuel prices through 2026

    Indonesia will maintain subsidized fuel prices through 2026 using the state budget to buffer global volatility. Pertamina also reported exceeding decarbonization targets and is enhancing LPG distribution in Sul

  28. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    PIHPS reports red bird's eye chili at Rp96,050 per kg

    Bank Indonesia's PIHPS reports red bird's eye chili at Rp96,050/kg and chicken eggs at Rp29,900/kg, alongside various prices for rice, onions, and beef.

  29. [BUSINESS] 9 sources
    CPO prices at KPBN rise amid increased Indian palm oil imports

    CPO prices at KPBN rose to Rp 15,758 per kg on September 16, 2026, amid rising palm oil imports in India to support festival season inventories.

  30. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Indonesia mobilizes chili supplies to stabilize rising market prices

    Indonesia is mobilizing chili supplies to combat a 27.54% price surge in bird's eye chili that has affected 260 regions and driven up the national food price index.

  31. [BUSINESS] 6 sources
    Fuel prices in Indonesia may reach Rp20,000 per liter amid global oil surge

    Indonesian non-subsidized fuel prices may hit Rp20,000 per liter as global crude oil exceeds US$100 per barrel due to Middle East tensions and potential Strait of Hormuz disruptions.

  32. [BUSINESS] 11 sources
    Indonesia food prices rise as chili and rice supplies tighten

    Food prices for chili and rice are rising across Indonesia due to supply shortages and seasonal shifts. The government is mobilizing stocks from surplus regions to stabilize national commodity prices.

  33. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    South Sulawesi tightens oversight of subsidized fuel distribution

    South Sulawesi authorities and Pertamina are increasing fuel supervision and boosting allocations to combat misuse and rising demand for subsidized fuel and LPG in the region.

  34. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Indonesia launches nationwide cheap food movement to stabilize prices

    Indonesia has launched the Gerakan Pangan Murah (GPM) across 31 provinces to stabilize food prices and control inflation through subsidized essential commodities like rice and cooking oil.

  35. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Indonesia inflation rises in Berau and Bali due to chicken prices

    Rising chicken prices and demand from the Free Nutritious Meal program drove monthly inflation in Berau and Bali, Indonesia, during August 2026.

  36. [BUSINESS] 7 sources
    Indonesia food prices fluctuate as chicken and chili costs rise

    Food prices in Indonesia are fluctuating, with chicken meat rising in Bandung and red bird's eye chili reaching high prices in Surabaya and nationally.

  37. [BUSINESS] 17 sources
    Indonesia fuel prices rise for non-subsidized products

    Fuel providers in Indonesia, including Pertamina, BP, and Shell, have raised prices for several non-subsidized fuel products as of September 2026, while Pertamax prices remain stable.

  38. [BUSINESS] 22 sources
    Pertamina non-subsidized fuel prices increase in Indonesia

    Pertamina Patra Niaga raised prices for non-subsidized fuels, including Pertamax Turbo and Dex Series, on September 1, 2026. Subsidized fuels like Pertalite and Biosolar remain at current rates.

  39. [BUSINESS] 5 sources
    Indonesia plans to restrict subsidized LPG and fuel using welfare deciles

    Indonesia's ESDM plans to restrict subsidized 3 kg LPG and Pertalite fuel purchases using welfare decile data to ensure subsidies reach eligible citizens and manage budget overruns.

  40. [BUSINESS] 16 sources
    Indonesia fuel consumption shifts as Pertalite use surges

    Indonesia sees a 12.92% surge in Pertalite consumption following non-subsidized fuel price hikes. The government is considering purchase restrictions for high-income groups to optimize subsidy targeting.

  41. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Indonesia food prices rise as chili and egg costs surge

    Indonesia reports rising national food prices, with significant surges in red bird's eye chili, shallots, and chicken eggs, alongside upward trends in various rice qualities.

  42. [BUSINESS] 7 sources
    Indonesia plans Pertalite subsidy restrictions based on vehicle types

    Indonesia is planning to restrict subsidized Pertalite fuel purchases by using vehicle types as a proxy for economic deciles, targeting higher-income groups to ensure subsidies are more accurately distributed.

  43. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Fuel prices at Pertamina, Shell, and BP-AKR remain stable

    Non-subsidized fuel prices at Pertamina, Shell, and BP-AKR remain stable as of August 20, 2026, while subsidized fuel prices are guaranteed not to rise until the end of the year.

  44. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Indonesia to maintain subsidized fuel prices through 2026

    Indonesia's Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Bahlil Lahadalia, announced that subsidized fuel prices will remain unchanged until December 31, 2026, to protect economic stability.

  45. [BUSINESS] 6 sources
    Indonesia reviews Pertalite subsidy restrictions for high-income groups

    Indonesia is reviewing plans to restrict subsidized Pertalite fuel for high-income deciles 9 and 10, while Pertamina implements price reductions for several non-subsidized fuel products.

  46. [BUSINESS] 5 sources
    Indonesia to restrict Pertalite fuel purchases for high-income groups

    Indonesia plans to restrict Pertalite fuel purchases for high-income groups (deciles 9 and 10) to ensure subsidies reach those in need, while maintaining current consumer prices.

  47. [BUSINESS] 11 sources
    Indonesia implements measures to stabilize food and livestock prices

    Indonesia is implementing measures to stabilize food prices, including egg price protections for farmers and urging beef importers to increase quota realization to lower domestic costs.

  48. [BUSINESS] 23 sources
    Indonesia plans to restrict Pertalite fuel subsidies for high-income groups

    Indonesia is planning to restrict Pertalite fuel subsidies for high-income groups in deciles 9 and 10 to ensure more targeted distribution, with implementation expected by late 2026.

  49. [BUSINESS] 5 sources
    Food commodity prices fluctuate in Indonesia

    Indonesian food commodity prices fluctuated early in the week, with red bird's eye chili and rice prices rising, while shallots, garlic, and chicken eggs saw price decreases.

  50. [BUSINESS] 6 sources
    Fuel prices in Indonesia adjusted by Pertamina and private providers

    Several fuel providers in Indonesia, including Pertamina and BP-AKR, have lowered non-subsidized fuel prices for August 2026, citing global oil trends and exchange rates.

  51. [BUSINESS] 9 sources
    Indonesia Tackles Illegal Solar Fuel Trade and Announces LPG Subsidy‑Saving Technology

    Indonesia police seize illegal subsidised solar fuel in Gorontalo and West Sumatra, Pertamina cuts non‑subsidised LPG prices, and BRIN's new ANG technology could save Rp 26 trillion in LPG subsidies.

  52. [BUSINESS] 8 sources
    Pertamina cuts gasoline and avtur prices in August 2026

    Pertamina lowered gasoline prices nationwide and cut avtur at Soekarno‑Hatta Airport in early August 2026, while diesel prices rose at private stations.

  53. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Indonesia sees sharp rise in chili and chicken prices on July 31, 2026

    Indonesia's food prices jumped on 31 July 2026, with red chili up 4.65% to Rp48,400/kg and chicken meat up 2.05% to Rp39,900/kg.

  54. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Indonesia chicken and egg prices rise after school term, Agriculture Minister says

    Indonesia’s chicken and egg prices climbed after schools reopened, driven by higher demand and the MBG free‑meal program; PIHPS data shows eggs at Rp31,950/kg and chicken at Rp46,450/kg.

  55. [BUSINESS] 10 sources
    Indonesia’s Pertamina Secures Fuel Supply and Holds Prices Amid Rising Global Oil Costs

    Pertamina ensured a 25‑day fuel supply to Banda, Indonesia’s reserves stay above safety levels, and fuel prices remain stable despite global oil price volatility.

  56. [BUSINESS] 5 sources
    Indonesia sees onion price drop in Ambon amid fresh supply, national food price index updates

    Onion prices in Ambon fell to 40,000 IDR/kg after Surabaya supply arrived, while PIHPS lists the national onion price at 42,150 IDR/kg.

  57. [BUSINESS] 10 sources
    Indonesia Faces Rising Food Prices as Authorities Launch Market Operations

    Indonesia’s staple food prices surge, prompting market operations in Bantul and Bapanas actions to monitor and distribute beef, while PIHPS reports sharp rises in chilies, garlic, rice and meat.

  58. [BUSINESS] 5 sources
    Indonesia Food Prices Fall as Government Stabilizes Egg Market

    Indonesia sees sharp drops in staple food prices while the government works to keep egg costs stable, with prices now rebounding to about Rp28,000 per kg.

  59. [POLITICS] 7 sources
    Indonesia Secures Solar Fuel Subsidy for Fishermen

    Indonesia will subsidise solar fuel for 30‑200‑ton fishing vessels at Rp15,000 /L, funded by BPDP, while officials say fuel stocks remain secure and distribution for fishermen is being strengthened.

  60. [BUSINESS] 11 sources
    Indonesia’s PIHPS reports mixed food price changes for July 2026

    Indonesia’s PIHPS shows rice steady, green chilies up 5 %, chicken and eggs higher, while onions and garlic fall, with Gorontalo prices mixed, as of July 18 2026.

  61. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Indonesia's Agriculture Ministry Cracks Down on Poultry Trade Over Falling Farm Prices

    Indonesia's agriculture ministry set reference prices for broiler chickens and eggs, warned of sanctions against exploitative traders, and noted farm‑gate prices are still near cost despite a modest rise.

  62. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Indonesia sees decline in key agricultural commodity prices

    Indonesia's market reports falling tomato, onion and chili prices, while national data shows bird's eye chili at Rp58,150/kg and eggs at Rp29,000/kg.

  63. [BUSINESS] 6 sources
    Indonesia Sets Rp15,000 per Liter Fuel Price for 30‑200 GT Fishing Vessels

    Indonesia will charge Rp15,000 per liter for diesel to fishing vessels 30‑200 GT, subsidised by Rp3,600 from the Plantation Fund for six months, while smaller boats keep a lower rate.

  64. [BUSINESS] 6 sources
    Indonesia steps up oversight of subsidised fuel distribution

    Police in Papua and Pertamina in Bone, Sulawesi, are tightening oversight of Indonesia's subsidised fuel, targeting barcode abuse and ensuring proper delivery to eligible users.

  65. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Indonesia egg price slump leads to export push to Singapore and ASEAN

    Indonesia's egg prices have fallen sharply, hurting quail egg farmers and prompting the government to seek chicken egg exports to Singapore and other ASEAN markets.

  66. [POLITICS] 10 sources
    Indonesia Sets Rp15,000 per Liter Special Fuel Price for Fishermen

    Indonesia's president approved a Rp15,000‑per‑litre diesel subsidy for fishermen with 30‑200 GT vessels, funded by BPDP for six months, earning praise from the national fishermen union.

  67. [BUSINESS] 6 sources
    Indonesia food price update: Chili peppers near Rp60,000 per kg

    Indonesia’s PIHPS reports chili peppers at Rp59,850/kg and eggs at Rp28,950/kg, with detailed prices for rice, onions, meat, sugar and oil on July 11, 2026.

  68. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Indonesia lowers non‑subsidised fuel prices at major stations

    Indonesia's Pertamina and major private fuel retailers cut non‑subsidised gasoline prices on July 1, 2026, with Pertamax Turbo falling to 19,300 IDR/L and diesel prices also reduced; subsidised fuel prices stay

  69. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Indonesia raw cabai (chili) prices surge to record levels, egg and staples also rise

    Indonesia’s raw cabai prices surged to over Rp80,000 /kg, with egg and other staples also higher, while some commodities fell, heightening food‑inflation concerns.

  70. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Indonesia's Pertamina adjusts fuel prices amid subsidy reforms

    Pertamina Patra Niaga cut non‑subsidised fuel prices in July 2026, while the Indonesian government earlier raised Pertamax rates to ease fiscal pressure, sparking a shift to subsidised Pertalite and prompting a

  71. [BUSINESS] 28 sources
    Pertamina cuts non‑subsidized fuel prices and launches B50 biodiesel

    Pertamina lowered non‑subsidized fuel and avtur prices on 1 July 2026, kept subsidized rates steady, and Indonesia mandated B50 biodiesel nationwide.

  72. [BUSINESS] 7 sources
    Indonesia sees higher onion, chili and chicken prices as live‑bird rates fall

    Indonesia’s latest PIHPS data shows onion, garlic and chili prices high, chicken meat up, while live‑bird prices plunge, prompting government subsidies and market‑stabilisation measures.

  73. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Indonesia's red bird's eye chili price hits Rp71,600 per kilogram

    Indonesia's PIHPS data show red bird's eye chili at Rp71,600/kg, the highest among chilies, while eggs cost Rp29,800/kg, indicating ongoing food price volatility.

  74. [BUSINESS] 6 sources
    Javan provinces mandate SPPG to buy local eggs and chicken for free nutrition program

    Javan provinces require SPPG to buy eggs and chicken from local farmers for the free MBG nutrition program, setting price caps to aid producers and stabilise prices, while temporary closures and protests reveal

  75. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Indonesia reports rising staple food prices

    Indonesia’s PIHPS reports higher national prices for chili, eggs, onions, garlic and rice. In Pacitan, rice and garlic rose sharply, squeezing consumer buying power.

  76. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Indonesia lifts live chicken buying prices to aid farmers

    Indonesia raises live chicken buying prices to support farmers while overall food prices show mixed changes, with rice and chilies down and beef and oil slightly lower.

  77. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Indonesia Sets Egg Price Floor at Rp26,500 per Kilogram

    Indonesia's agriculture ministry set a farm‑level egg price floor of Rp26,500/kg, deploying police to enforce it as farmers face prices as low as Rp21‑23k due to oversupply.

  78. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Indonesia food price index shows higher chili and egg costs

    Indonesia’s PIHPS reports rising retail prices for red bird’s‑eye chili, eggs and other staples, indicating increased consumer costs.

  79. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Indonesia orders SPPG to buy surplus eggs as market prices tumble

    Indonesia directs SPPG to buy excess eggs after prices fell, with egg price at 30,400 rupiah/kg, to support farmers and stabilize the market.

  80. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Indonesia acts to stabilise live chicken prices as food costs rise

    Indonesia’s food prices climbed, prompting the Ministry of Agriculture to intervene and cap live chicken prices to protect farmers.

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