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The Products with the Highest and Lowest Price Increases and Decreases in Istanbul Have Been Announced.

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The products with the highest and lowest price increases in Istanbul in October have been revealed. According to Istanbul Chamber of Commerce (ITO) data, sharp price increases were observed in cucumbers, tomatoes, and peppers at market stalls, while clothing and school books also topped the list of price hikes. Here are the price increase champions of October...

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The products with the highest and lowest price increases in Istanbul in October have been revealed. According to Istanbul Chamber of Commerce (ITO) data, sharp price increases were observed in cucumbers, tomatoes, and peppers at market stalls, while clothing and school books also topped the list of price hikes. Here are the price increase champions of October...

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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In Istanbul, the product with the highest price increase in October was cucumbers, while the product with the biggest price decrease was lemons.

·Türkiye
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In Istanbul, the product with the highest price increase in October compared to the previous month was cucumbers with 50.71%, while the biggest decrease was seen in lemons with 26.21%.

·Beyoğlu, Türkiye
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In October 2026, ITO announced the products that have increased and decreased in price the most. In Istanbul in October, the largest increase was in the price of cucumbers with 50.71 percent. Lemon, on the other hand, declined by 26.21 percent, becoming the product with the highest decrease in price.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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The Istanbul Chamber of Commerce announced the products with the highest and lowest price increases in October. In Istanbul, the prices of 231 out of 336 main products increased, while the prices of 29 decreased. The highest increase was in cucumbers at 50.71%, while the largest decrease was in lemons at 26.21%. Cucumbers were followed by tomatoes and test books, and lemons by hazelnut kernels and daily car rental fees.

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Sözcü broke the news in Türkiye on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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