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The Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) fell 3.1 points from 120.9 in May to 117.8 in June, the lowest reading since the index stood at 115 in September 2025, driven by weaker assessments of both current economic conditions and future expectations.
A vendor serves customers shopping for staple foods on June 11 at Kahayan Market in Palangka Raya, Central Kalimantan. (Antara/ Auliya Rahman)
Indonesian consumers are increasingly feeling the pinch from the combined effects of external and domestic pressures on the economy, with the impact extending beyond the country's productive sectors into household finances.The Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) fell 3.1 points from 120.9 in May to 117.8 in June, the lowest reading since the index stood at 115 in September 2025, driven by weaker assessments of both current economic conditions and future expectations.
The Current Economic Condition Index (CECI) fell 3.0 points from 112.2 in May to 109.2 in June. All three of its components weakened: the Current Income Index (IPSI) stood at 119.8, the Job Availability Index (IKLK) at 101.8 and the Durable Goods Purchase Index (IPDG) at 105.9. The largest decline was in the ISPSI, which dropped 3.4 points, indicating that households felt their income conditions had deteriorated.
