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Turkey's inflation rate fluctuates in late 2026
Turkey's inflation rate fell to 29.73% in September but rose to 29.77% in October, impacting consumer costs and rental prices.
Running story — the local press covered it again on 3 November 2026.
The story so far as of 3 November 2026
On 5 October, Turkey's annual inflation rate fell to 29.73% in September, the lowest since November 2021, with a monthly inflation of 1.84%. This decline raised expectations for a potential interest rate cut by the Turkish Central Bank. However, on 3 November, the inflation rate increased to 29.77% in October, with a month-on-month CPI rise of 2.58%. This increase led to maximum allowable rent hikes for November being set at 31.23%, affecting renters and landlords alike.
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Turkey's inflation rate reaches 29.77% in October
Impact Renters face higher costs as landlords adjust rents to the new inflation rate.
Sources: milatgazetesi.COM ↗, haber7.com ↗
- Markets
Turkey's inflation rate falls to 29.73% in September
Impact Retailers and lenders see inflation drop below 30%, affecting pricing and interest rate strategies.
Sources: Yeni Safak ↗, milatgazetesi.COM ↗, haber7.com ↗, Diken ↗
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