Official Statistics Press Release, December 1 2025

Serang, (1/12)- In November 2025 in Banten Province in general there was month-to-month inflation of 0.27 percent or an increase in the Consumer Price Index from 108.51 in October 2025 to 108.80 in November 2025. Meanwhile, year-on-year inflation was 2.56 percent and year-to-date inflation was 2.05 percent. The five largest commodities that were the main triggers for month-to-month inflation were Shallots which contributed 0.06 percent points to inflation, Red Chilies 0.04 percent points, Gold Jewelry 0.04 percent points, Tomatoes 0.03 percent points, and Cayenne Peppers 0.03 percent points. Meanwhile, the five commodities that experienced a price decrease and contributed significantly to deflation were Broiler Chicken with a deflation contribution of 0.03 percentage points, Ground Coffee 0.02 percentage points, Jengkol 0.21 percentage points, Broiler Chicken Eggs 0.01 percentage points, and Petai 0.01 percentage points.

Farmer's Term of Trade (FTT) Development

Farmer's Term if Trade (FTT) for Banten Province in November 2025 was 111.49, a decrease of 0.52 percent compared to October 2025. The commodities that predominantly influenced the decline in the Farmer Price Received Index were unhusked rice, petai (Stinky Beans), and melinjo (Gnetum gnemon). Meanwhile, in the Farmer Price Paid Index, the commodities that predominantly influenced the increase were tomatoes, hand-rolled kretek cigarettes, and shallots.

Export-Import Development

Banten's total exports from January to October 2025 reached US$10.89 billion, an increase of 8.55 percent compared to the same period in 2024. Oil and gas exports accounted for US$116.48 million and non-oil and gas exports for US$10.78 billion. The manufacturing sector dominated the total export value from January to October 2025, accounting for 96.59 percent.

The United States remains the primary destination for Banten's non-oil and gas exports, amounting to US$1.45 billion, or 13.45 percent, with footwear as the primary commodity. The second destination is China, with US$1.36 billion, or 12.66 percent, with copper as the primary commodity. Meanwhile, India, with US$993.95 million, is the third destination, with cocoa/chocolate as the primary commodity. From January to October 2025, Banten's total imports reached US$32.17 billion, with oil and gas imports amounting to US$5.04 billion and non-oil and gas imports amounting to US$27.12 billion. From January to October 2025, imports of raw materials and auxiliary materials contributed 64.97 percent. Banten's three main non-oil and gas commodities are electrical machinery/equipment, mechanical machinery/machinery, and jewelry/gemstones.

China remains the main source of non-oil and gas imports to Banten with a non-oil and gas import value of US$6.72 billion or 24.76 percent, with the main imported commodities being Electrical Machinery/Equipment. Followed by Singapore at 11.66 percent with a value of US$3.16 billion with the main commodity being Optical Devices, and Australia at US$1.80 billion or 6.62 percent, with the main commodity being Jewelry or Gems.

Tourism Development

From January to October 2025, the total number of domestic tourists from Banten traveling to the Banten region reached 24.58 million. Of these trips, Tangerang Regency was the most frequently visited region, accounting for 20.99 percent of these trips, followed by Tangerang City (18.13 percent) and Serang Regency (16.42 percent). The Room Occupancy Rate (TPK) of Star-rated Hotels in October 2025 reached 54.11 percent, representing a month-on-month increase of 2.49 percentage points compared to September 2025. This increase was driven by an increase in the ROR across all star-rated hotel classes. The highest increase was in 1-star hotels, at 7.52 percentage points.

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