03.11.202510:02:09UTC+00Turkey Producer Inflation Hits 9-Month High

In October 2025, Turkey witnessed a rise in its annual producer inflation, reaching 27%, up from 26.59% in September. This represents the highest level seen since January of the same year. Inflation rates increased across all primary sectors, including mining and quarrying, which surged to 31.79% compared to 28.73% in the previous month. The water supply sector also saw a rise to 56.26% from 55.03%, while the sectors of electricity, gas, steam, and air conditioning moved slightly upward to 24.31% from 23.81%. The manufacturing sector experienced a small increase to 26.91% from 26.93%. Within industrial groupings, there was notable price growth acceleration in durable consumer goods (increasing to 33.07% from 31.62%) and water supply (rising to 56.26% from 55.03%). Conversely, there was a modest decline in energy inflation, which shifted to 25.05% from 25.17%. On a monthly comparison, producer prices experienced a rise of 1.63% in October, a slowdown from the 2.52% increase observed in the preceding period.