Investors Zero In on Turkey Inflation Report for Rate Path Clues
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After years of inflation out of control and lira in free fall, the Minister of Finance announces a "new positive cycle" . The clues of a stabilization are there, but for now structural vulnerabilities persist.In recent years Turkey has proved to be a genuine flywheel for the i...
Turkey keeps inflation targets but public is unconvinced
This year’s target at 24% Expected to halve in 2026 Poll suggests public disagree Turkey’s central bank has maintained its year-end inflation targets for 2025 and 2026. However, the potential for rising commodity and food prices will add pressure; industry experts and the public are sceptical these goals will be met. The central bank left this year’s target at 24 percent in its latest report on inflation, issued on August 14 by its governor, Fat…
Turkiye’s Central Bank Projects Inflation to Fall to 16% in 2026 and 9% in 2027 Under Tight Policy
Central bank targets annual inflation to drop to 16% in 2026, and to 9% in 2027, before stabilizing at 5% in medium term, Governor Fatih Karahan says The Turkish Central Bank (CBRT) said on Thursday that it expects annual inflation to decline to 24% at the end of this year and 16% by the end of 2026. “We estimate that inflation will be between 25% and 29% by the end of 2025. Our forecasts for the end of 2026 indicate that inflation will decline …
Fatih Karahan, Governor of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey, presented the third inflation report of the year. Announcing the bank's 2026-2027 inflation forecast, Karahan said, "We continue to gradually reap the benefits of our tight monetary policy." So, what is the CBRT's 2026-2027 inflation forecast? Here are the details...
Fatih Karahan, Governor of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey, announced the Third Inflation Report for 2025. The report maintained the 2025 inflation target of 24 percent, while setting it at 16 percent for 2026 and 9 percent for 2027.
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