FX.co ★ Turkey's Inflation Slightly Eases, Offering Economic Respite in November

In a subtle yet positive shift for Turkey's economy, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) excluding energy, food, beverages, tobacco, and gold recorded a minute decrease to 31.6% in November 2025, as per the latest data update on 3rd December 2025. This marks a slight reduction from the previous month's figure of 32.0% recorded in October 2025.

This marginal decline comes in a comparative context that reflects the year-over-year change for November, juxtaposing the economic conditions of the month against the same period a year ago. The minor decrease may suggest early signs of stabilization in the Turkish economy, which has been grappling with high inflation rates for an extended period.

While the drop from October's figures is modest, the continuous monitoring of this trend will be critical for economic stakeholders. As Turkey navigates its economic course, both local and international observers will be keen to see if this trend can sustain itself, potentially guiding Turkey towards a more stable economic outlook in the future. The easing of inflationary pressure, even if slight, presents a sliver of optimism for economic planners and the population at large.