FX.co ★ Turkey Producer Inflation Highest in 8 Months

In September 2025, Turkey experienced a significant increase in annual producer inflation, which climbed to 26.59%, up from 25.16% in the previous month. This surge reached its highest point since January, primarily fueled by escalating prices in the manufacturing sector, which rose to 26.63% compared to 24.73% in August, and in mining and quarrying, which increased to 28.73% from 27.62%. Conversely, there was a deceleration in price growth for sectors such as electricity, gas, steam, and air conditioning, which dropped to 23.81% from 26.68%, and for water supply, which slightly eased to 55.03% from 55.35%. On a monthly basis, producer prices saw a 2.52% hike in September, marking the steepest increase in five months, following a 2.48% rise in August.