Monthly Inflation in Istanbul Quickens in October: ITO Data
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According to the Istanbul Chamber of Commerce (ITO) data for October, retail prices in the city increased by 2.47 percent monthly and 32.47 percent annually. Wholesale prices, on the other hand, saw a monthly increase of 1.20 percent and an annual increase of 25.51 percent. The highest monthly increase in retail prices was observed in the clothing and footwear group, while the highest monthly increase in wholesale prices was seen in chemical pro…
In Istanbul, retail prices increased by 2.47 percent in October compared to the previous month, and by 32.47 percent year-on-year. According to Istanbul Chamber of Commerce (ITO) data, clothing and footwear led the monthly price increase with 10.60 percent, while wholesale prices rose by 1.20 percent monthly and 25.51 percent annually. The increase in clothing prices was attributed to the winter season, while the rise in food prices was influenc…
According to the October inflation data released by the Istanbul Chamber of Commerce (ITO), Istanbul's annual inflation rate was 32.47 percent. The highest increase compared to the previous month was in the clothing and footwear expenditure group, at 10.60 percent. Entertainment and culture came in second, followed by communication in third place.
According to Istanbul Chamber of Commerce (ITO) data, consumer prices in Istanbul increased by 2.47 percent in October and by 32.47 percent year-on-year. The highest monthly increase was seen in clothing and footwear, at 10.60 percent. Food prices rose by 2.58 percent, while wholesale prices increased by 1.20 percent monthly. The article "October inflation in Istanbul; clothing and footwear see a 10 percent increase in one month" first appeared …
According to the October inflation data released by the Istanbul Chamber of Commerce (ITO), Istanbul's annual inflation rate was 32.47 percent. The highest increase compared to the previous month was in the clothing and footwear expenditure group, at 10.60 percent. Entertainment and culture came in second, followed by communication in third place.
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