
Inflation difference calculations that will affect salary increases for the January 2027 period are being closely followed.
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Salary increases for January 2027 will be finalized with the addition of inflation data for October, November and December.
In an environment where economic fluctuations continue, inflation difference calculations, which directly affect salary increases, are closely monitored.
The final salary increases to be made in January 2027 will be finalized by cumulatively adding the monthly inflation rates to be announced in October, November and December.
THE INCREASE RATE OF SGK AND BAĞ-KUR PENSIONERS IS BEING SHAPED
According to the data of the Turkish Statistical Institute, with the September inflation announced as 1.84 percent, the 3-month inflation was 5.57 percent in total.
With this development, SGK and Bağ-Kur retirees have already earned the 5.57 percent increase that will be reflected in their salaries in January.
With the release of data for the last three months of the year, this rate will increase further and the final increase rate will be determined.
INFLATION DIFFERENCE EXPECTATION OF CIVIL SERVANTS AND PUBLIC RETIRED SETS
Civil servants and retired civil servants will receive the first collective bargaining increase of 2027 in January. In addition to this increase, the inflation difference is also reflected in salaries.
According to the current 3-month data, civil servants and retired civil servants do not currently qualify for the inflation difference. In order for the inflation difference to be reflected in salaries, an additional 1.36 percent inflation must occur in the rest of the year.
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Final salary increases will be finalized in January 2027.
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TÜİK announced September inflation as 1.84%. With this rate below expectations, three-month inflation in the July-September period was 5.57% for SSK and BAĞ-KUR retirees.

Minister of Treasury and Finance Mehmet Şimşek announced that in September, annual inflation fell below 30 percent after 57 months and reached 29.73 percent, and disinflation spread throughout the country except transportation.

According to TÜİK data, the product whose price increased the most in September was higher education education with 25.79 percent, while the product whose price decreased the most was citrus fruits with 24.41 percent.

According to the data of the Ministry of Commerce, in the January-September period of this year, foreign trade volume with Turkish lira increased by 13 percent on an annual basis and reached 1 trillion 200 billion 822 million liras.

Dollar/TL increased by 0.1 percent to 49.1630 on the first trading day of the week. According to TÜİK data, annual inflation decreased to 29.73 percent in September, while Brent oil is around 102 dollars.
According to TÜİK data, the highest price increase in September was in higher education education with 25.79 percent. The biggest price decrease was seen in fresh citrus fruits with 24.41 percent.