The end-year Consumer Price Index (CPI) forecast for Turkey has shown a slight uptick, according to the latest data updated on December 20, 2024. In November, the indicator had ceased at 44.81%, but as December progresses, the CPI forecast has increased marginally to 45.28%.
This modest rise reflects ongoing economic adjustments and challenges Turkey faces, including pressure on inflation rates and currency valuation. Although the increment is small, it highlights the complexity of the economic landscape in Turkey as it heads toward the end of the year.
Economic analysts will be closely watching how these figures may influence monetary policy decisions and economic planning for 2025, considering the broader impacts on consumer behavior and investment in the region's market. As Turkey navigates these shifts, maintaining stability remains a top priority for policymakers.
