
The average inflation expectations of economists in September was 2.18 percent.
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Turkish Statistical Institute announces Consumer Price Index data regularly every month.
AA Finans' expectation survey regarding the September inflation data to be announced by the Turkish Statistical Institute on Monday, October 5, was concluded with the participation of 20 economists.
The average September inflation expectations of the economists participating in the survey was 2.18 percent. Economists' inflation expectations for September were between 1.90 percent and 2.60 percent.
According to the average inflation expectations of economists for September (2.18 percent), annual inflation, which was 31.51 percent in August, is expected to decrease to 30.16 percent in September.
On the other hand, the average of economists' year-end inflation expectations was 29.66 percent. Consumer Price Index increased by 1.84 percent in August.
Economists' inflation expectations and realizations by month this year are as follows:
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TurkStat will announce September inflation data on Monday, October 5.
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