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Inflation rate in Türkiye

Annual inflation in Türkiye was 29.7% in September 2026: consumer prices compared with the same month a year earlier. The month before, it was 31.5%.

Inflation by month in Türkiye

43.2%62.2%81.2%29.7%
Mar 2022Jul 2023Dec 2024Apr 2026

Monthly figures: national statistics compiled by the Bank for International Settlements (consumer prices, change on a year earlier).

Inflation by year in Türkiye

YearInflation
202534.9%
202458.5%
202353.9%
202272.3%
202119.6%
202012.3%
201915.2%
201816.3%
201711.1%
20167.8%
20157.7%
20148.9%
20137.5%
20128.9%
20116.5%
20108.6%
20096.3%
200810.4%
20078.8%
20069.6%
20058.2%
20048.6%
200321.6%
200245.0%
200154.4%

Yearly figures: World Bank, inflation, consumer prices (annual %).

The real interest rate is the central bank’s policy rate minus the latest inflation rate: a plain difference, not a forecast.

Frequently asked questions

What is the inflation rate in Türkiye?

Annual inflation in Türkiye was 29.7% in September 2026 (consumer prices compared with a year earlier).

What was the inflation rate in Türkiye in 2025?

Inflation in Türkiye was 34.9% in 2025 (World Bank, consumer prices, annual average).

What was the inflation rate in Türkiye in 2020?

Inflation in Türkiye was 12.3% in 2020 (World Bank, consumer prices, annual average).

What was the inflation rate in Türkiye in 2015?

Inflation in Türkiye was 7.7% in 2015 (World Bank, consumer prices, annual average).

What is the real interest rate in Türkiye?

The policy rate is 36.00% and inflation 29.7%, so the real interest rate is about 6.3%.

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