Annual inflation rate in Turkey 37.9 percent

ANKARA - Annual inflation in Turkey in April fell slightly from 38.1 percent in March to 37.9 percent, the Turkish Institute of Statistics (Turkstat) announced today.

Turkey's annual inflation rate fell to 37.9 percent in April, according to the latest figures from the Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK). This is the 11th consecutive month of slowing inflation, down from 38.1 percent in March. Inflation has been in double digits in Turkey since 2019, eroding the purchasing power of millions of people. The decline comes as the government grapples with...

Inflation data for April has been released. According to the statistics agency of Turkey, inflation in April was 3 percent monthly and 37.86 percent year-on-year. According to the independent inflation research group ENAG, inflation was 73.88 percent this year. The Statistics Authority of Turkey (TÜİK) has released the April 2025 inflation data. According to TUIK data, inflation in April was 3 percent monthly and 37.86 percent annually. [...] IN…

The cost of living in Turkey rose slightly less sharply in April than a month earlier. Inflation in the country stood at 37.9 percent last month, down from 38.1 percent in March, the Turkish statistics agency reported. Inflation thus cooled for the 11th consecutive month and is hovering around the lowest level in about two years.

The wait for April inflation data is over. The April inflation figures, which are closely followed by home and business owners and tenants, were announced by the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK). Thus, the rent increase rate for May 2025 has been determined. In addition, the fourth data for the July increase to be made to civil servants and retirees has also emerged. So, what was the TÜİK April inflation rate for 2025, did inflation increase…