Turkey’s consumer sentiment showed no change in February, with the Thomson Reuters IPSOS Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI) remaining flat at 34.6. The reading matches January 2026’s level of 34.6, indicating a pause in momentum rather than an improvement or deterioration in overall consumer perceptions.
The stabilization of the index suggests that Turkish consumers’ views on current and future economic conditions, personal finances, and investment intentions have neither improved nor worsened on aggregate over the past month. Data for the February 2026 reading were last updated on 12 February 2026.
With the PCSI stuck at the same level for a second consecutive month, market observers may look to upcoming data releases and policy moves for signs of whether consumer confidence in Turkey will begin to recover or slip further in the coming periods.
