In August 2025, Turkey's Consumer Price Index (CPI) experienced a marginal increase, settling at 29.69%, according to the latest data updated on August 15, 2025. This slight rise follows the previous indicator, which stopped at 29.66% in July 2025.
The end-of-year CPI forecast indicates that Turkey is maintaining a steady inflation rate, albeit with a minor uptick. The change suggests that Turkey's economy continues to navigate the complex dynamics of inflationary pressures, reflecting both internal and external factors. Analysts will keep a close watch to see how this slight increase impacts the broader economic landscape as the year progresses.
With the year swiftly progressing, economists and policymakers alike will be closely monitoring upcoming economic indicators, as maintaining inflation within manageable limits remains a key component of Turkey's broader economic strategy. The slight increase also comes amid global economic fluctuations, highlighting the importance of adaptive measures to sustain economic stability at the national level.
