05.01.202607:00:00UTC+00Turkey's Inflation Rate Shows Slight Decline in December 2025

In a welcome shift for Turkey's economy, the country's Consumer Price Index excluding energy, food, beverages, tobacco, and gold (CPI Ex E, F, B, T & G) has shown a slight decline. The inflation rate was recorded at 31.1% in December 2025, dropping from the previous month's rate of 31.6%. This data, which was updated on January 5, 2026, highlights a year-over-year comparison of inflation rates for December 2025 and November 2025.

The marginal decrease in inflation signals a possible stabilization in Turkey's economy, though challenges remain. This reduction may reflect early signs of economic adjustments and fiscal policies aimed at curbing inflationary pressures that have previously strained the economy. Despite the slight downturn, the inflation rate remains considerably high, emphasizing continuous economic volatility and uncertainty.

As Turkey navigates its economic path forward, this development will be closely watched by policymakers and investors alike. Whether the country can maintain this trajectory or not remains critical in shaping its broader economic outlook for the upcoming months. Moving forward, consistent policy measures and economic reforms could further temper inflationary trends, providing a more stable environment for growth and investment.