Turkey’s consumer confidence strengthened modestly in September 2026, suggesting a gradual improvement in household sentiment. The consumer confidence index rose to 91.9 in September from 90.8 in August 2026, according to data updated on 22 September 2026.
While still below the neutral 100 threshold that typically separates pessimism from optimism, the second consecutive month of gains points to a cautious recovery in consumers’ outlook on their financial situation and the broader economy. The uptick in September builds on August’s reading and may be viewed by markets as a sign that Turkish households are slowly regaining confidence after recent economic headwinds.
With consumer confidence closely watched as a leading indicator for domestic demand and retail activity, the latest figures will be of particular interest to investors and policymakers tracking Turkey’s short-term growth prospects and the resilience of private consumption.
