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Turkey’s Seasonally Adjusted CPI Rose 2.14% in October
Turkey’s statistics institute released October inflation figures using measures adjusted for seasonal effects.
Overall consumer prices rose 2.14% from September on this measure.
Energy prices increased 4.92%, while food and non-alcoholic drinks rose 2.81%.
Services were up 2.21%, and goods excluding energy and food rose 0.65%.
Two measures that exclude selected items rose 1.65% and 1.64%, respectively; the excluded items vary between the measures.
The figures show how prices changed across different parts of Turkey’s economy, including categories less affected by some price movements.
The figures cover October, and no next steps were specified.
Turkey’s seasonally adjusted consumer price index rose 2.14% in October, according to the Turkish Statistical Institute.
Energy prices rose the most among the listed categories, increasing 4.92%.
Food and non-alcoholic beverages rose 2.81%, while services increased 2.21%.
Energy- and food-excluding goods rose 0.65%.
The figures were announced on November 4.
- Who
- The Turkish Statistical Institute reported the figures.
- What
- Seasonally adjusted CPI rose 2.14% in October.
- When
- October 2026; the figures were announced on November 4, 2026.
- Where
- Turkey.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Overall CPI
- Rose 2.14% in October
- Energy
- Rose 4.92%
- Food and non-alcoholic beverages
- Rose 2.81%
- Services
- Rose 2.21%
- Energy- and food-excluding goods
- Rose 0.65%