Market Expectations for Year-End Inflation Exceeded the Medium-Term Economic Program's Forecast - Sözcü Newspaper
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According to the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey's (TCMB) September market participant survey, year-end inflation expectations reached 29.61%, exceeding OPV's expectation of 28.4%.
The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey has published its September Market Participants Survey. According to the survey, the year-end CPI expectation rose from 29.43% to 29.61%, while the 12-month expectation increased to 23.70%, and the 24-month expectation rose to 18.32%.
According to the results of the September 2026 Market Participants Survey conducted by the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey with 67 participants representing the real and financial sectors, the year-end Consumer Price Index increase expectation has risen to 29.61 percent.
In the Central Bank's September Market Participants Survey, the year-end inflation expectation rose from 29.43% to 29.61%. The expected September CPI increase also rose from 2.08% to 2.12%. The 12-month inflation expectation increased to 23.70%, and the 24-month expectation to 18.32%. The survey showed that although the expectation of a decrease in inflation continues, the market's optimism regarding the targets has weakened. Turkey […] The arti…
In the Turkish Central Bank's (TCMB) September 2026 Market Participants Survey, year-end inflation expectations rose from 29.43% to 29.61%. Year-end dollar/TL expectations decreased to 51.57, while the 12-month forecast for the exchange rate increased to 58.60 TL. Participants' growth expectations for 2026 also decreased to 3.0%. 🚆
The fact that single-digit inflation has been postponed to 2029 with the Medium-Term Economic Program is reflected in the CBRT survey; expectations have risen. Despite hot money outflows, foreign interest in Turkish Lira and carry trade continues.
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