Indonesia's annual inflation at 0.76% in January, well below estimate
JAKARTA (Reuters) -- Indonesia's annual inflation rate was 0.76% in January, official data showed on Monday, dropping sharply from a rate of 1.57% in December and coming in below the lower bound of the central bank's target range for the year.
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