Turkey Core Inflation Rate
Turkey's core inflation rate fell to 32.54% in September 2025. This is the lowest rate since December 2021. In August 2025, the rate was 33%. The decrease is due to the central bank's monetary policy and moderating service sector price increases. Stabilizing global commodity prices also helped ease imported inflation. Turkey's record low core inflation rate was 2.5% in October 2010 and record high was 75.81% in April 2024.
Monthly Historical Data (2004-2025)
(in %)Turkey Core Inflation Rate : Definition
Turkey's core inflation rate measures price changes excluding volatile items like food and energy. It's calculated by removing these components from the overall Consumer Price Index. This provides a clearer view of underlying inflation trends, less affected by temporary shocks.