In December 2025, Turkey's Consumer Price Index (CPI) exhibited a marginal increase, settling at 0.89% compared to November's figure of 0.87%. This latest data, released on January 5, 2026, highlights a subtle but noteworthy upward trend in consumer prices during the month-over-month comparison.
The previously reported CPI for November 2025 was a 0.87% increase from the month prior, marking a stable but slight acceleration in the inflation rate as the year closed. With December's figures, the CPI edged a mere 0.02 percentage points higher, indicating incremental inflationary pressures in the Turkish economy.
This shift, although moderate, will be closely monitored by policymakers and economic analysts as Turkey navigates post-pandemic economic challenges and volatile global market conditions in the new year. The modest increase in consumer prices could suggest tentative yet growing consumer demand or adjustments in supply dynamics, warranting attention from both domestic and international investors.
