Turkey’s annual producer inflation rate eased to 28.09% in June 2026 from 28.93% in May. Price growth for producers slowed slightly in manufacturing (29.65% vs. 30.72% in May) and more markedly in electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning (4.12% vs. 6.88%) as well as in water supply (29.26% vs. 35.00%). In contrast, producer price inflation accelerated in mining and quarrying (53.50% vs. 42.74%).
By main industrial groupings, producer price growth decelerated for durable consumer goods (28.97% vs. 31.39% in May), energy (24.93% vs. 31.45%), and capital goods (23.01% vs. 23.73%). Meanwhile, inflation picked up slightly in intermediate goods (27.89% vs. 27.76%) and non-durable consumer goods (31.42% vs. 31.05%).
On a monthly basis, Turkey’s producer prices rose by 1.80% in June 2026, down from a 2.75% increase in May, marking the weakest monthly gain in six months.
