ANKARA (Reuters) -Turkey’s disinflation process is continuing in a determined manner that will bring inflation into single ...

By Akin Nazli in Belgrade Turkey’s consumer price index (CPI) inflation officially stood at 34% y/y in July versus 35% y/y in ...

Turkish annual consumer price inflation dipped more than expected to 33.52% in July, official data showed on Monday, ...

Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek said on X that annual inflation had fallen to its lowest level in 44 months.

CPI inflation in July came in at 2.06% month-on-month, falling short of both the consensus forecast and our projection of 2.5% ...

Turkey's minister said he expected inflation to remain within the range of the central bank's year-end forecast of 19% to 29%, and that it would fall below 20% next year, and to single digits in 2027 ...

The continued easing in the speed of price rises means the inflation rate has for three months straight trended lower than at ...

Inflation in Türkiye dropped more than expected in July to reach the lowest level in almost four years, according to data on ...

Turkish annual consumer price inflation dipped more than expected to 33.52 per cent in July, official data showed on Monday, ...

Turkey’s main banking index rose 5.3%, while the broader stock index was up 2.5%. In a Reuters poll, the monthly inflation rate was expected to be 2.0% in May, with the annual rate seen at 36.1%.

Annual inflation continues to ease in Turkey, clearing the way for the country's central bank to keep cutting interest rates.

Turkey’s tourism rose 2% in early 2025 as shopping and dining surged, while health tourism saw a sharp drop in visitors and ...