The Central Bank of Turkey's October Survey Has Been Released: Inflation and Dollar Expectations Have Risen.
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According to the Central Bank of Turkey's (TCMB) Market Participants Survey, the year-end inflation expectation rose to 29.63%, and the 12-month forecast to 23.89%. The 24-month forecast decreased to 17.94%, while the year-end dollar/TL expectation also increased.
According to the CMB's October Survey of Market Participants, the expectation for the current year-end CPI was 29.63 percent from 29.61 percent in the previous period. The inflation expectation after 12 months rose from 23.70 percent to 23.89 percent, while the expectation after 24 months fell from 18.32 percent to 17.94 percent.
The Central Bank has released the results of its October Market Participants Survey. The survey showed a slight increase in year-end inflation forecasts, while expectations for the dollar declined. Here are the details...
In the Survey of Market Participants announced by the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey, inflation expectations at the end of the year increased slightly. Expected inflation at the end of this month was 2.11 percent
The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey has published the results of its Market Participants Survey for October. While there were limited changes in market participants' year-end inflation and dollar exchange rate forecasts, growth expectations were revised downwards.
According to the Turkish Central Bank's October Market Participants Survey, year-end inflation expectations rose to 29.63 percent. Inflation forecasts for the next 12 months reached 23.89 percent, while the expected dollar exchange rate increased to 59.26 Turkish Lira. Participants' growth forecast for 2026 also decreased to 2.9 percent.
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