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TÜİK reports October 2026 producer inflation at 27.41% annually and 1.65% monthly. Manufacturing prices rose 29.04%, while energy costs increased 33.42%.
Turkey's October 2026 inflation data shows annual CPI at 29.77% and monthly inflation at 2.58%. Food prices rose 3.50%, while annual housing inflation reached 40.24%.
Turkey’s consumer confidence index rose 1.3% month-on-month to 91.9 in September 2026. While households’ assessment of their current financial situation edged down, expectations for household finances and the broader economy improved. The strongest monthly increase was recorded in consumers’ intention to spend on durable goods.
Türkiye’s BIST 100 index finished Tuesday, September 8, 2026, at 14,405.25 points, up 253.66 points or 1.79%. The benchmark traded between 14,075.91 and 14,405.25 points during the session.
TUIK has announced the Economic Confidence Index data for June 2026. The index climbed 1.8% to 98.9 from May's 97.2 level. Monthly gains were recorded across the consumer, real sector, services, retail trade, and construction confidence indices.
According to CBRT's March 2026 data, the net foreign exchange position deficit of non-financial corporations declined to $194.2 billion. The short-term net FX surplus rose to $10.1 billion.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan stated after the Cabinet Meeting that Türkiye is entering a new era in the fight against terrorism. Erdoğan emphasized that resources previously allocated to counterterrorism will now be directed toward education, healthcare, production, and transportation to accelerate the country’s development.