FX.co ★ Turkey Producer Inflation Hits 11-Month High

In November 2025, Turkey experienced an increase in its annual producer price to 27.23%, up from 27% in October. This represents the highest level recorded since December 2024. Price hikes were observed across all major sectors: manufacturing rose to 27.04% from 26.91%, mining and quarrying increased to 32.60% from 31.79%, water supply climbed to 57.62% from 56.26%, and electricity, gas, steam, and air conditioning advanced to 24.92% from 24.31%. Within product categories, inflation rose in intermediate goods to 23.09% from 22.33%, durable consumer goods to 33.17% from 33.07%, energy to 27.40% from 25.05%, and capital goods to 28.44% from 27.27%. However, non-durable goods saw slower growth, at 31.65%, down from 33.91% in the previous month. On a month-to-month basis, producer prices increased by 0.84% in November, decelerating from the 1.63% rise observed in October.