In December 2025, Turkey's Producer Price Index (PPI) indicator showed a decrease, stopping at 0.75% according to the latest data updated on January 5, 2026. This reflects a slight decline from November 2025's previous indicator of 0.84%. The month-over-month comparison reveals a modest deceleration of price growth in December compared to the prior month.
Turkey's economic landscape has seen adjustments in its PPI, signaling a potential shift in the pricing power of domestic producers. A slight decrease in the PPI suggests a slowdown in the rate at which producers are raising prices. Various factors, including currency fluctuations and supply chain dynamics, could have contributed to these changes.
This latest indicator might influence market expectations and the decision-making processes of investors, policymakers, and businesses alike, as they navigate the complex economic environment of 2026. Stakeholders will be watching similar indices closely to gauge ongoing trends in the Turkish economy and to make strategic adjustments in response.
