In a slight uptick from the previous month, Turkey's Producer Price Index (PPI) reached 27.23% in November 2025. This marginal increase, announced on December 3, 2025, follows the October 2025 figures which recorded a PPI of 27.00%. The current data highlights a continuation of inflationary pressures as Turkey’s PPI compares on a year-over-year basis.
These recent figures underscore Turkey's ongoing challenge in managing price stability within its economy. The year-over-year comparison shows that while the PPI did not escalate dramatically, it has nevertheless inched upward, suggesting potential ongoing adjustments in production costs within the country.
As Turkey navigates through its economic policies, the subtle rise in the PPI will likely keep policymakers attentive to how these changes might affect broader economic indicators and consumer prices in the near future. Stakeholders and industries reliant on commodity pricing and materials will be closely watching how these PPI trends influence their cost structures and overall economic planning.
