2026.01.0507:26:37UTC+00Turkey Producer Inflation Highest in a Year

In December 2025, Turkey's annual producer inflation climbed to 27.67%, marking the highest level in a year, up from 27.23% the previous month. Notable price increases were recorded in several sectors: manufacturing showed marginal growth at 27.10%, compared to 27.04% in November; the mining and quarrying sector rose to 33.92% from 32.60%; and electricity, gas, steam, and air conditioning saw a significant rise to 28.69% from 24.92%. However, inflation in the water supply sector slightly decreased to 57.15% from 57.62%. In terms of industrial classifications, there was a price uptick for intermediate goods at 24.28% from 23.09% and for capital goods at 29.79% from 28.44%. Conversely, there was a mild reduction in the growth rate for durable consumer goods to 33.03% from 33.17%, energy prices to 27.06% from 27.40%, and non-durable consumer goods to 30.81% from 31.65%. On a monthly basis, producer prices experienced a 0.75% increase in December, following a 0.84% rise in November.