03.11.202507:00:00UTC+00Turkey's Inflation Eases: Monthly CPI Indicator Drops to 2.4% in October

In promising news for Turkey's economy, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) excluding Energy, Food, Beverages, Tobacco & Gold, has shown a notable decrease, reaching 2.4% in October 2025. This follows a rise to 3.2% in the previous month of September. The current figures indicate a month-over-month decline in inflationary pressures within the country, suggesting a potentially stabilizing economic environment.

Updated on November 3, 2025, these figures signal a positive trajectory as they depict a larger month-to-month change compared to September's hike from an earlier period. The data reflects the Turkish economy's resilience amidst global economic uncertainties and may offer relief to consumers and policymakers searching for signs of economic stabilization.

This recent slowdown in inflation can be a key indicator for unlocking short-term policy adjustments, aiming to maintain this easing trend. While challenges remain, the current CPI drop is a hopeful outlook for Turkey as it navigates through its economic recovery path.