Bali’s Economy Grows 5.82 Percent Throughout 2025 (c‑to‑c)

Denpasar (5/2) — The Bali Province Statistics Office (BPS Bali) has released an Official Statistical News publication covering several strategic indicators, namely: Economic Growth in Q4 2025, Poverty Profile for September 2025, Expenditure Inequality for September 2025, and Labor Market Conditions for November 2025 in Bali Province.

Bali’s economy grew 5.82 percent (c‑to‑c) throughout 2025, marking a faster pace compared to 2023 and 2024. From the production side, Public Administration, Defense, and Mandatory Social Security recorded the highest growth at 10.99 percent, followed by Accommodation and Food & Beverage Services, the largest contributor, which expanded by 10.25 percent. From the expenditure side, the highest growth was observed in Exports of Goods and Services, rising 8.22 percent. Meanwhile, Household Consumption, the largest expenditure component, grew 5.47 percent over the year.

The poverty rate declined to 3.42 percent in September 2025, equivalent to approximately 160.09 thousand people. However, the Poverty Depth Index (P1) increased to 0.579, and the Poverty Severity Index (P2) rose to 0.134.

Bali’s expenditure inequality showed a positive trend, reflected in a 0.020‑point decrease in the Gini Ratio, reaching 0.333 in September 2025. The decline occurred in both urban and rural areas, with Gini Ratios of 0.338 and 0.269, respectively.

Labor market conditions in November 2025 also improved. The Open Unemployment Rate (TPT) fell to 1.45 percent, while the proportion of full‑time workers increased to 78.22 percent, indicating a strengthening employment situation in Bali Province.

Complete data is available in the Official Statistical News on the website