Lampung's Trade Balance Surplus

BPS also reported that Lampung Province's export value reached US$550.04 million in July 2025, representing a 23.01 percent annual (y-on-y) increase compared to July. 2024, reaching US$447.17 million.

Cumulatively (c-to-c), Lampung's export value from January to July 2025 reached US$3.60 billion, a 32.58 percent increase compared to the export value for the same period in 2024, which reached US$2.71 billion.

This increase in export value was dominated by three main commodities: Animal/Vegetable Fats and Oils: US$1,510.94 million, contributing the largest (42.00 percent) to total exports. In second place was the Coffee, Tea, and Spices group: US$854.62 million (23.76 percent), followed by Mineral Fuels: US$428.06 million (11.90 percent).

The United States, Pakistan, and India were the three largest export destinations for Lampung Province from January to July 2025. Exports to the United States reached US$548.76 million (15.25 percent). percent), to Pakistan at US$372.82 million (10.36 percent), and to India at US$339.60 million (9.44 percent).

Meanwhile, BPS recorded imports in July 2025 at US$131.66 million. This represents a 47.55 percent year-on-year decrease compared to July 2024. Cumulatively (c-to-c), imports from January to July 2025 reached US$1.28 billion, also a decrease of 8.95 percent.

The largest import origins were Nigeria with an import value of US$286.40 million (22.30 percent), with mineral fuels as the main import commodity. Angola with an import value of US$148.14 million (11.53 percent), with mineral fuels as the main import commodity. The United States with an import value of US$144.35 million (11.24 percent), with mineral fuels as the main import commodity. Its main imports are trains, trams, and their parts.

With an export value of US$550.04 million and an import value of US$131.66 million, Lampung Province recorded a foreign trade surplus of US$418.39 million in July 2025.

In August 2025, Lampung experienced deflation of 1.47 percent

BPS-Statistics Lampung Province recorded a 1.47 percent month-to-month (m-to-m) deflation in August 2025. This was lower than in August 2024, when inflation was 0.07 percent. Year-on-year (y-on-y), Lampung Province saw 1.05 percent inflation in August 2025. "This rate is lower than the 2.33 percent recorded in August the previous year," said Associate Statistician Nila Fridhowati on Monday (September 1).

Nila reported that the deepest deflation occurred in the Education category, at 18.77 percent, with a deflation contribution of 1.24 percent (m-to-m). However, the highest inflation occurred in the Personal Care and Other Services category, at 0.61 percent, with an inflation contribution of 0.04 percent.

She also added that, amidst the deflationary situation, several commodities contributed to inflation and held back the overall rate of deflation. "Five commodities contributing to inflation on a month-to-month basis were shallots (0.14 percent), rice (0.05 percent), perfume (0.03 percent), packaged liquid milk (0.02 percent), and shampoo (0.02 percent). Conversely, the main commodities contributing the most to deflation were: Senior High School (0.84 percent), Junior High School (0.39 percent), Tomatoes (0.14 percent), Cayenne Pepper (0.07 percent), and Garlic (0.06 percent).

Furthermore, Lampung Province's year-on-year inflation is presented by expenditure group. "The expenditure group with the highest year-on-year inflation rate was Recreation, Sports, and Culture, which recorded 6.67 percent. "However, the largest contribution to general inflation came from the Food, Beverages, and Tobacco group, contributing 1.36 percent, which had inflation of 4.12 percent. Conversely, the Education group experienced deflation of 15.10 percent, contributing 0.98 percent," Nila concluded.

"The five commodities contributing the highest year-on-year inflation were shallots, gold jewelry, rice, academies/universities, and tomatoes. "Meanwhile, five commodities that held back inflation or experienced deflation were: Senior High School, Junior High School, Garlic, Gasoline, and Cayenne Pepper," he explained.

BPS also monitored inflation in the four regencies/cities covered by the Consumer Price Index (CPI). In August 2025, the highest annual (y-on-y) inflation was recorded in East Lampung Regency at 2.48 percent, while the lowest inflation was recorded in Bandar Lampung Municipality at 0.19 percent. For month-to-month deflation, Bandar Lampung Municipality experienced the deepest deflation at 1.81 percent, while the lowest deflation occurred in Mesuji Regency at 0.40 percent.

Farmer's Exchange Rate (NTP) in August 2025

Lampung Province's Farmer's Exchange Rate (NTP) in August 2025 increased by 0.21 percent compared to July 2025, with an index value of 125.41.

The subsectors that experienced increases were the Food Crops subsector (0.28 percent) and the Smallholder Plantation Crops subsector (0.98 percent). However, several subsectors experienced decreases, namely Horticulture (4.48 percent), Livestock (1.28 percent), Capture Fisheries (0.22 percent), and Aquaculture (1.20 percent).

Annual Occupancy Rate of Star-Rated Hotels Increases by 0.47 Points

Next, the Room Occupancy Rate (TPK) of star-rated hotels in Lampung Province was recorded at 47.29 percent in July 2025, down 1.16 percentage points compared to June 2025 and up 0.47 percentage points compared to July 2024.

Conversely, the ROR for non-star-rated hotels in Lampung Province was recorded at 25.13 percent in July 2025, down 0.36 percentage points compared to June 2025 and down 2.36 percentage points compared to July 2024.

Number of Air Passenger Departures in July 2025 Increased by 11.98 Percent

The number of air passenger departures in July 2025 was 52,281, an increase of 11.98 percent compared to June 2025 (m-to-m). Furthermore, compared to July 2024, there was also an 8.75 percent year-on-year increase.

The number of sea passengers in July 2025 was 54,089, a 24.98 percent month-on-month decrease, but a 0.75 percent year-on-year increase.

Furthermore, the number of rail passengers, which was recorded at 74,258 in July 2025, decreased by 5 percent month-on-month, but increased by 8.27 percent year-on-year.

Media Contact

Nila Fridhowati

BPS-Statistics Lampung Province

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