What specific fuel prices did Pertamina raise, and by how much?

Pertamina raised the price of 92-octane gasoline (Pertamax) to 16,250 rupiah ($0.9053) per litre from 12,300 rupiah per litre—a 32.1% increase—and raised Pertamax Green (95-octane ethanol-blended fuel) to 17,000 rupiah per litre from 12,900 rupiah per litre—a 31.8% increase. The subsidised 90-octane fuel Pertalite remained unchanged.

Why did the Indonesian government allow this fuel price hike, and what was said about its inflationary impact?

The price hike followed Bank Indonesia’s unexpected second interest rate increase in a month and came amid sharply rising subsidy costs—fuel, power, and fertiliser subsidies jumped 208% in May year-on-year. Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa stated the inflationary impact would be limited because Pertamax fuels are not used for public transportation, even though headline inflation had accelerated to an eight-month high of 3.08% in May.