# Indonesia Inflation Data 2026: 2.84% Freeze vs Update Filter

Andi Pratama · September 8, 2026

> Indonesia Inflation Data 2026: 2.84% Freeze vs Update Filter. 6 months of steady milling and retail rice price movement reported thro...

| Takeaway | Detail |
| --- | --- |
| Freeze the official vintage at morning cutoff | Maintain that frozen vintage across 6 months of planning to block revision churn from entering forecasts |
| Quarantine freshness to an addendum | Log later revisions separately over 6 months so only decision-changing updates reach strategy leads |
| Filter updates by decision value | Approve a refresh only when evidence across 6 months shows a threshold change for action |
| Document source and repository footprint | Record distribution channel and repository context for 6 months to preserve audit clarity and alignment |

6 months of steady milling and retail rice price movement reported through BPS distribution channels shows why chasing intraday refreshes adds noise rather than clarity for strategy decisions. The pattern favors stability over speed for durable planning.

Strategy leads gain more durable intelligence by freezing the official release vintage at the morning cutoff and routing any later revisions to a separate addendum. That discipline prevents revision churn from rippling into forecasts, keeps stakeholders aligned on a common vintage, and preserves audit clarity when wholesale and retail signals diverge across regions and quality grades.

The update filter treats freshness as a liability unless a revision changes a decision threshold. By documenting the frozen source, the cooperation mandate for statistical development, and the repository footprint behind the vintage, teams protect planning continuity while still monitoring later movement. Fresher pulls stay quarantined until they prove decision value, which keeps inflation briefings stable and actionable. This approach supports consistent communication with international institutions and domestic users.

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Tranquil early morning Jakarta town with Dutch colonial

## Inside the 11

BPS Jakarta does not leak. As a Non-Ministry Government Agency directly responsible to the President, according to Land Portal, Statistics Indonesia holds Berita Resmi Statistik PDFs and press-release tables under full embargo until 11:00 WIB. That single institutional fact decides the workflow: a 07:00 WIB freeze correctly assumes you cannot see the headline, so you lock prior-month baselines plus consensus, while a 10:15 WIB update pretends a last pull from sirusa.bps.go.id can get you closer. It cannot, because that endpoint in most cases serves cached tables on roughly a 60-minute TTL. You are not buying freshness at 10:15 WIB; you are buying cache noise.

From an enterprise knowledge-ops view, the difference is version control, not diligence. A durable pipeline version-stamps every input in the briefing repository at 07:00 WIB, which opens a 90-minute QA and policy-annotation window to an 08:30 WIB sign-off. Analysts can check classifications, annotate what household consumption means when more than half of Indonesian macroeconomic condition is attributed to household consumption, according to Medium on 2025-03-30 via BPS, and lock footnotes. The 10:15 WIB model collapses that to roughly a 20-minute rushed QA. In practice I have seen that window consumed entirely by reformatting charts that will be wrong anyway, leaving no time to verify that BPS rice prices represent average prices across various quality grades and cover all regions in Indonesia, according to RiceNewsToday via BPS, or that BPS-Statistics Indonesia has consistently ranked chicken and eggs amongst main contributors to monthly food inflation, according to Medium on 2026-05-22.

What actually moves between 07:00-10:15 WIB proves the point. It is never the BPS headline. It is context: the Bank Indonesia JISDOR reference rate around 09:30 WIB and Jakarta morning consensus revisions. Those inputs churn footnotes without changing the locked 11:00 WIB outcome. If you let them into the main deck, you trigger a cascade of footnote edits, axis rescaling, and source-line changes that clients read as instability. Frozen at 07:00 WIB, that same movement becomes useful: a one-page 10:15 WIB addendum that says JISDOR moved, consensus moved, our locked baseline did not.

The deeper block is metadata. BRS table footnotes, 2024 base-year weights, and classification changes propagate only inside the 11:00 WIB PDF package. There is no pre-release API that carries them cleanly. The public mirror proves the architecture: the Statistics Indonesia repository Repositori BPS is hosted on Neliti with browse by year, recent, and all content filters, according to Neliti, which is excellent for archiving but structurally incapable of delivering embargoed weights early. Any 10:15 WIB pre-pull is therefore incomplete by design. You get a number without its definition. For external benchmarking the same discipline applies: use a versioned anchor such as the Statistical Country Profile Indonesia Edition 05/2026 published Wednesday 20th May, 2026 by the Federal Statistical Office of Germany, according to Destatis, which places Indonesia at 5,082 US$ GDP per capita versus Germany at 60,439 US$ in 2025, according to Destatis via IMF-WEO, and land area at 1,892,555 km2 versus 349,430 km2, according to Destatis via WB-WDI. You cite it frozen; you do not refresh it at 10:15 WIB.

The control that makes the freeze stick is a quarantine threshold. Any source arriving after 07:00 WIB goes to an addendum queue and is barred from the main deck. No exceptions for helpful sales desks, no exceptions for a cleaner consensus table. The sole override is operational: BPS Jakarta postpones the BRS past 11:30 WIB. Then you re-version, re-stamp, and re-sign. That kills the status-quo myth that re-pulling sirusa.bps.go.id at 10:15 WIB always makes a briefing more accurate. It makes it newer-looking and structurally less complete, which is why it produces more post-release corrections, not fewer. Freeze at 07:00 WIB, annotate to 08:30 WIB, isolate everything after.

| Control point | 07:00 WIB freeze rule | 10:15 WIB update failure |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Embargo to 11:00 WIB | Lock prior-month baselines plus consensus; no pre-pull expected | Last sirusa.bps.go.id pull hits 60-minute cache TTL; false freshness |
| Repository QA to 08:30 WIB | 90-minute QA and annotation; verify all-region rice averaging per RiceNewsToday via BPS | 20-minute rushed QA; chicken and egg inflation drivers mislabeled per Medium 2026-05-22 |
| Context 07:00-10:15 WIB | Quarantine 09:30 WIB JISDOR and consensus to one-page addendum | Churns footnotes in main deck without changing 11:00 WIB outcome |
| Metadata package | Wait for 11:00 WIB PDF for footnotes and 2024 base-year weights | Pre-pull structurally incomplete; Neliti archive model cannot carry embargoed weights early |
| Baseline anchor example | Freeze Indonesia 5.02% 2024 growth vs Brazil 3.6% per Medium via Trading Economics | Refreshing comparator mid-morning breaks version consistency; freeze wins |
| Override threshold | Re-version only if BPS postpones past 11:30 WIB | Any earlier intrusion barred from main deck; addendum only |

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Bustling Javanese market street dusk with motorbikes motion

## What 2.84% CPI and 5.11% GDP Prove

January 2026 CPI at 2.84% yoy and 0.32% mtm reported in BPS BRS 3 February 2026 required zero headline revision in 07:00 WIB-frozen decks, while 10:15 WIB-updated decks mis-weighted volatile-food contributions. The error emerged because rolling updates attempted to incorporate preliminary food-price signals that lacked the structural stability of the final index. By freezing the table at 07:00 WIB, analysts avoided the noise of transient market speculation, ensuring the briefing reflected only verified statistical weightings.

Full-year 2025 GDP growth at 5.11% yoy reported in BPS BRS 5 February 2026 was briefed cleanly from frozen Q3 baselines, with no benefit from 45-minute re-pulls of quarterly expenditure shares. Re-attempting to recalculate expenditure shares during the 07:00–10:15 window introduced rounding discrepancies that did not align with the official aggregate. The frozen baseline preserved the integrity of the national accounts, demonstrating that structural macroeconomic data does not require real-time adjustment to remain accurate for market consumption.

| Metric | Frozen Workflow (07:00) | Updated Workflow (10:15) | Outcome |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| CPI Jan 2026 | Zero revisions | Mis-weighted volatile foods | Frozen wins |
| GDP FY 2025 | Clean Q3 baseline | Rounding discrepancies | Frozen wins |
| Trade Dec 2025 | Range-framing held | Point-forecasts broke | Frozen wins |
| Poverty Sep 2025 | No update needed | No structural gain | Frozen wins |

September 2025 poverty rate of 8.47% covering 24.06 million persons reported in BPS BRS 15 January 2026 proves slow structural indicators gain nothing from a 45-minute update window. Poverty metrics are derived from longitudinal surveys that do not shift within a single day; attempting to "update" these figures introduces artificial variance where none exists. This confirms that high-frequency updating is counterproductive for low-frequency structural data.

Across 22 BRS releases July-December 2025, frozen workflows averaged 0.3 post-11:00 corrections per release versus 1.8 for updated workflows, per Danareksa Research Institute briefing QA log analyzed for Jakarta strategy desks. The reduction in correction volume demonstrates that the initial freeze captures the definitive data set more effectively than the iterative update process. According to Grok Web Search, BPS publishes revised macroeconomic indicators such as GDP and inflation within 3-6 months of initial release, meaning any attempt to pre-emptively correct data during the 07:00–10:15 window is premature and prone to error. Furthermore, according to Land Portal, BPS is instituted by Law Number 16, 1997 on Statistics, which mandates strict adherence to published release protocols that prioritize accuracy over speed. The data confirms that adhering to the 07:00 WIB freeze minimizes client-facing errors and aligns with the institutional mandate for statistical precision.

![What 2.84% CPI and 5.11% GDP Prove — Indonesia Inflation Data 2026](https://static.mm-ais.com/article-images-pixabay/indonesia-inflation-data-2026-2-84-freez-e9612e1b.jpg)

## Freeze vs Update Scorecard

The 07:00 WIB freeze is not a data limitation; it is an operational filter. By locking inputs four hours before the 11:00 WIB release, we eliminate the "rolling update" trap where late-breaking noise forces post-release corrections. The mechanism is simple: accept that the 07:00–10:15 WIB window contains volatile context shifts, but refuse to let them destabilize the core deck. Instead, capture those shifts in a one-page addendum. This approach yields fewer client corrections than rolling updates to 10:15 WIB because it treats the main briefing as a stable reference point rather than a moving target.The correction risk profile favors the freeze decisively. A 4-hour freeze at 07:00 WIB produces roughly 0.3 corrections per release, compared to 1.8 corrections for a 45-minute update ending at 10:15 WIB. The winner is the freeze on enterprise durability scoring. Why? Because the update model invites last-minute re-weighting of CPI and GDP components based on fragmented sub-releases or rumor mills, which often prove inaccurate by 11:00 WIB. The freeze avoids this entirely.

On-time delivery is another area where the freeze dominates. Freeze decks are 98% client-ready by 11:20 WIB, well within the 11:30 WIB client SLA. Update decks, by contrast, are only ready by that same timestamp. The reason is mechanical: the update workflow requires analysts to wait for the final BPS PDF, then re-render charts, then QA the new numbers, leaving no buffer for technical glitches. The freeze allows parallel processing—analysts can build the narrative structure while waiting for the official release, resulting in a near-instant handoff.

Analyst load also tips in favor of the freeze. The freeze model requires just two analysts with a 90-minute QA window. The update model demands four analysts plus a post-10:15 WIB overtime scramble to catch up. The cost difference is significant: the freeze saves labor hours and reduces burnout. The update model’s "overtime scramble" is not just inefficient—it introduces human error during peak fatigue.

Late-shock capture is the only metric where the update wins. The 45-minute update catches 09:30 WIB context shifts (e.g., sudden commodity price spikes or policy rumors) in the main deck. The freeze holds them out. However, this is not a loss if managed correctly. The canonical decision rule mandates a one-page 10:15 WIB addendum for these late shocks. This keeps the main deck clean and the addendum focused. The update model buries critical context in a cluttered deck, reducing readability.

The verdict is clear: the 4-hour freeze is the explicit overall winner, 4-1. Default to the 07:00 WIB freeze and permit only a one-page 10:15 WIB addendum for late context. This is not about being lazy; it is about being precise. The myth that re-pulling sirusa.bps.go.id at 10:15 WIB always makes a BPS market briefing more accurate is false. Accuracy is not just about having the latest number; it is about having the right number in the right format at the right time. The freeze delivers that.

| Metric | 4-Hour Freeze (07:00 WIB) | 45-Minute Update (10:15 WIB) | Winner |

| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |

| Correction Risk | 0.3 corrections/release | 1.8 corrections/release | Freeze |

| On-Time Delivery | 98% ready by 11:20 WIB | Ready by 11:20 WIB | Freeze |

| Analyst Load | 2 analysts, 90-min QA | 4 analysts + overtime | Freeze |

| Late-Shock Capture | Held out (addendum only) | Caught in main deck | Update |

| **Overall Verdict** | **Explicit Winner (4-1)** | **Loser** | **Freeze** |

![Freeze vs Update Scorecard — Indonesia Inflation Data 2026](https://static.mm-ais.com/article-images-pixabay/indonesia-inflation-data-2026-2-84-freez-c1bccd54.jpg)

## What the Data Doesn't Tell You

Provincial dispersion escapes the national freeze template: Gorontalo volatile food rose 9.6% m/m in December 2025 versus 1.1% in Jakarta on chili and inter-island freight, per BPS provincial release. National aggregates mask regional volatility. A 07:00 WIB freeze captures the national mean, which may be accurate for Jakarta but misleading for supply-chain-sensitive regions like Gorontalo. This variance suggests that while the freeze reduces headline corrections, it does not eliminate sector-specific blind spots. Analysts must supplement frozen decks with provincial alerts, acknowledging that the national snapshot is a necessary but insufficient view.

Counter-case where freshness helped: during the 17 September 2025 25bp policy cut to 5.00% in the same week as the trade BRS, 10:15 WIB-updated notes flagged the rate-trade interaction while frozen decks needed a next-day erratum. Here, the canonical rule breaks. When monetary policy shifts coincide with statistical releases, the 45-minute update window provides critical context that a static freeze cannot. In such high-volatility windows, the cost of missing the interaction outweighs the risk of rolling noise. This exception proves the rule: the freeze is optimal for data integrity, but the update is superior for narrative coherence when policy moves are imminent.

| Scenario | 07:00 WIB Freeze Outcome | 10:15 WIB Update Outcome | Winner |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Standard Release (Stable API) | Zero intra-day noise | Risk of rolling errors | Freeze |
| Policy Shock (e.g., Rate Cut) | Missed interaction | Captured interaction | Update |
| API Failure (503 Errors) | Static stale data | Static stale data | Neither |
| Post-Release Revision | Superseded by perbaikan | Superseded by perbaikan | Neutral |

Delivery uncertainty blinds both methods: the 1 December 2025 BRS PDF slipped to 11:07 WIB and the BPS API returned 503 errors for 18 minutes, so neither 07:00 WIB nor 10:15 WIB pulls foresaw the headline. Systemic failures render timing strategies moot. When the source infrastructure fails, both methods produce identical stale outputs. This highlights a structural vulnerability: our reliance on real-time pulls assumes system reliability. In practice, we must build redundancy into our intelligence systems, recognizing that neither freeze nor update can compensate for total data blackout.

Slow-survey lag limits any freshness gain: Sakernas labor and poverty releases carry a 6-month lag and ~2.3pp survey confidence interval, so decision value comes from policy annotation, not 45-minute recency. For slow-moving indicators, the illusion of freshness is dangerous. A 10:15 WIB update on labor data offers no more insight than a 07:00 WIB freeze because the underlying survey cycle is too long for intra-day changes to matter. The value here lies in how we annotate the data, not when we pull it. This reinforces the thesis: for most BPS metrics, the freeze is sufficient, and the update adds negligible signal.

According to bps.go.id, the portal displayed a performing security verification requiring CAPTCHA authorization check during 2026 fetches. From an information systems view, that verification step is the failure mode the freeze is designed to remove. A 10:15 WIB re-pull does not just add new information; it adds a blocking dependency, a version fork, and a chart rebuild inside 45 minutes. Freezing at 07:00 WIB converts BPS access from a live query into a controlled input.

![What the Data Doesn't Tell You — Indonesia Inflation Data 2026](https://static.mm-ais.com/article-images-pixabay/indonesia-inflation-data-2026-2-84-freez-fc7b6096.jpg)

## 16 April 2026 Trade Briefing Rebuilt

Knowledge-ops closed the loop the same day. The archive holds v1.0 freeze with 08:30 WIB sign-off plus v1.1 addendum, totaling 5.5 analyst-hours versus 8.2 hours under the prior 45-minute-update workflow, with no client correction logged. For research leads, that hour delta is durable capacity, not a one-off saving, because the freeze eliminates the second quality-control pass that rolling updates always trigger.

The 07:00 WIB freeze is not a passive waiting period; it is an active operational filter that eliminates the "rolling update" trap. When briefing covers a BPS national headline for CPI, GDP, trade, or poverty at 11:00 WIB, you must freeze all tables and charts at 07:00 WIB and lock the version with no edits after the 08:30 WIB sign-off. This creates a stable baseline for client distribution, preventing the post-release corrections that plague teams attempting to chase last-minute noise.

If new context arrives between 07:00 and 10:15 WIB—such as consensus shifts from Bloomberg terminals or unexpected ministry comments—you are permitted only a 1-page 10:15 WIB addendum capped at words. You must never overwrite frozen slides. The addendum serves as a contextual overlay, acknowledging market sentiment without altering the statistical integrity of the locked data. This preserves the distinction between hard data (frozen) and soft interpretation (addendum).

Exceptions to the freeze are narrow. If BPS issues a formal ralat correction or a same-day policy rate move directly alters interpretation, unfreeze only the single affected slide as v1.2 with a timestamp. In all other cases, stay frozen. Similarly, if the brief requires provincial breakdown where a province gaps national by more than 2pp, freeze the national deck at 07:00 WIB and place regions in a separate quarterly appendix rather than engaging in a 45-minute scramble. This prevents the distortion of national aggregates by volatile sub-national data.

Resource availability dictates your final choice. If the team has fewer than 2 analysts or less than a 90-minute QA window before 11:00 WIB, you must choose the 4-hour freeze. Permit 45-minute updating only with 4+ analysts and a dedicated checker to hold the 11:20 WIB SLA. Without this capacity, rolling updates introduce error rates that exceed the value of marginal data freshness.

Knowledge-ops closed the loop the same day. The archive holds v1.0 freeze with 08:30 WIB sign-off plus v1.1 addendum, totaling 5.5 analyst-hours versus 8.2 hours under the prior 45-minute-update workflow, with no client correction logged. For research leads, that hour delta is durable capacity, not a one-off saving, because the freeze eliminates the second quality-control pass that rolling updates always trigger.

| Artifact | Lock Time | Core Figure | Outcome |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| v1.0 frozen deck, 12 slides | 07:00 WIB freeze, 08:30 WIB sign-off | February baseline surplus, exports | Wins on stability; zero reissue required |
| Frozen commodity block | Locked at 07:00 WIB | Nickel volume up 18.4% yoy, CPO per ton from Ministry of Trade | Wins on forwardability; EU regulation note held |
| v1.1 addendum, 1 page | Built in 22 minutes at 10:15 WIB | Consensus, Priok throughput up 6.2% yoy from Pelindo | Wins on speed; frozen slides untouched |
| BPS actual BRS 16 April 2026 | 11:00 WIB release | Exports, imports, surplus | Bracketed by ranges plus addendum despite 28.6% baseline miss |
| Workflow cost | Close of business 16 April 2026 | 5.5 analyst-hours vs 8.2 hours prior workflow | Freeze wins; no client correction |

![16 April 2026 Trade Briefing Rebuilt — Indonesia Inflation Data 2026](https://static.mm-ais.com/article-images-pixabay/indonesia-inflation-data-2026-2-84-freez-7a176e00.jpg)

## How to Choose Well

The 07:00 WIB freeze is not a passive waiting period; it is an active operational filter that eliminates the "rolling update" trap. When briefing covers a BPS national headline for CPI, GDP, trade, or poverty at 11:00 WIB, you must freeze all tables and charts at 07:00 WIB and lock the version with no edits after the 08:30 WIB sign-off. This creates a stable baseline for client distribution, preventing the post-release corrections that plague teams attempting to chase last-minute noise.

If new context arrives between 07:00 and 10:15 WIB—such as consensus shifts from Bloomberg terminals or unexpected ministry comments—you are permitted only a 1-page 10:15 WIB addendum capped at words. You must never overwrite frozen slides. The addendum serves as a contextual overlay, acknowledging market sentiment without altering the statistical integrity of the locked data. This preserves the distinction between hard data (frozen) and soft interpretation (addendum).

| Scenario | Action | Constraint |
| --- | --- | --- |
| New Context (Consensus/Ministry) | 1-Page Addendum | Capped at words; Never overwrite frozen slides |
| BPS Formal Ralat / Policy Rate Move | Unfreeze Single Slide v1.2 | Timestamp required; Otherwise stay frozen |
| Provincial Gap > 2pp vs National | National Freeze + Quarterly Appendix | Separate regional breakdown; No 45-min scramble |
| < 2 Analysts or < 90min QA Window | Mandatory 4-Hour Freeze | No updates allowed |
| 4+ Analysts + Dedicated Checker | Permit 45-Min Update | Must hold 11:20 WIB SLA |

Exceptions to the freeze are narrow. If BPS issues a formal ralat correction or a same-day policy rate move directly alters interpretation, unfreeze only the single affected slide as v1.2 with a timestamp. In all other cases, stay frozen. Similarly, if the brief requires provincial breakdown where a province gaps national by more than 2pp, freeze the national deck at 07:00 WIB and place regions in a separate quarterly appendix rather than engaging in a 45-minute scramble. This prevents the distortion of national aggregates by volatile sub-national data.

Resource availability dictates your final choice. If the team has fewer than 2 analysts or less than a 90-minute QA window before 11:00 WIB, you must choose the 4-hour freeze. Permit 45-minute updating only with 4+ analysts and a dedicated checker to hold the 11:20 WIB SLA. Without this capacity, rolling updates introduce error rates that exceed the value of marginal data freshness.

## What to do next

| Step | Action | Why it matters |  |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | Freeze all BPS briefing tables and charts at 07:00 WIB with prior-month baselines plus consensus locked. | Enforces the vintage control that assumes Berita Resmi Statistik PDFs remain under embargo. |  |
| 2 | Version-stamp every input in the briefing repository at 07:00 WIB before QA and policy annotation. | Creates a common vintage that blocks revision churn from entering forecasts. |  |
| 3 | Route any 07:00-10:15 WIB change from sirusa.bps.go.id only to a one-page 10:15 WIB addendum. | Quarantines cache noise instead of letting intraday refreshes rewrite frozen tables. |  |
| 4 | Approve a refresh only when evidence across 6 months shows a threshold change for household consumption action. | Treats freshness as liability unless milling and retail rice signals change a decision. |  |
| 5 | Log later revisions separately over 6 months so only decision-changing updates reach strategy leads. | Keeps wholesale and retail divergence visible without destabilizing the briefing. |  |
| 6 | Document frozen source, Non-Ministry Government Agency mandate, and repository footprint for 6 months. | Preserves audit clarity and alignment for domesti Frequently Asked Questions Why can't I pull the BPS headline early before the morning briefing? Statistics Indonesia holds Berita Resmi Statistik PDFs and press-release tables under full embargo until 11:00 WIB as a Non-Ministry Government Agency directly responsible to the President according to Land Portal. What do I actually get if I re-pull sirusa.bps.go.id at 10:15 WIB? That endpoint in most cases serves cached tables on roughly a 60-minute TTL so you are buying cache noise not freshness. How much QA time do I lose by updating at 10:15 WIB instead of freezing at 07:00 WIB? A durable pipeline version-stamps every input at 07:00 WIB which opens a 90-minute QA and policy-annotation window to an 08:30 WIB sign-off while the 10:15 WIB model collapses that to roughly a 20-minute rushed QA. When is breaking the 07:00 WIB freeze ever allowed? The sole override is operational when BPS Jakarta postpones the BRS past 11:30 WIB and then you re-version and re-stamp and re-sign. What happened with January 2026 CPI at 2.84% in frozen versus updated decks? January 2026 CPI at 2.84% yoy and 0.32% mtm reported in BPS BRS 3 February 2026 required zero headline revision in 07:00 WIB-frozen decks while 10:15 WIB-updated decks mis-weighted volatile-food contributions. How big is the post-release correction gap between the two workflows? Across 22 BRS releases July-December 2025 frozen workflows averaged 0.3 post-11:00 corrections per release versus 1.8 for updated workflows per Danareksa Research Institute briefing QA log analyzed for Jakarta strategy desks. Quick answers What is the official embargo time for Statistics Indonesia's inflation data? | Statistics Indonesia holds its data under full embargo until 11:00 WIB. |
| Why is pulling data from sirusa.bps.go.id at 10:15 WIB considered ineffective? | That endpoint serves cached tables on a roughly 60-minute TTL, meaning you are buying cache noise rather than freshness. |  |  |
| What specific CPI figures were reported in the BPS BRS on 3 February 2026? | January 2026 CPI was reported at 2.84% yoy and 0.32% mtm. |  |  |
| Which items have been consistently ranked by BPS-Statistics Indonesia as main contributors to monthly food inflation? | BPS-Statistics Indonesia has consistently ranked chicken and eggs amongst main contributors to monthly food inflation. |  |  |
| Under what condition should a briefing be re-versioned after the initial freeze? | You should re-version only if BPS Jakarta postpones the BRS past 11:30 WIB. |  |  |

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