Amid Ramadan celebrations Indonesians face more than 'seasonal inflation'
Every year, Adi Sutrisna, a Jakarta-based chauffeur, goes to bazaars soon after he breaks his fast during Ramadan. Sutrisna and his wife visit various Ramadan night bazaars, shopping for clothes, food, home decors and gift items ahead of the Eid al-Fitr festivities that mark the end of the Muslim holy month. But this year, with prices rising, the couple has decided to cut down on their shopping expenses.