In June 2025, Turkey experienced an upswing in annual producer inflation, reaching 24.45%, up from 23.13% in May. This increase represented the highest rate since February 2025 and was primarily driven by heightened costs in the manufacturing sector (rising to 23.79% from 22.99% in May), water supply (surging to 61.04% from 57.57%), and electricity, gas, and steam sectors (climbing to 28.25% from 19.83%). Conversely, inflation saw a reduction in the mining and quarrying sector, which fell to 23.79% from 28.11%. On a month-to-month basis, producer prices advanced by 2.46% in June, slightly moderating from a 2.48% increase observed in the previous month.