
According to Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK) data, the highest increase in consumer prices in September was in higher education with 25.79 percent.
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.
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TurkStat announces consumer price index data on a regular monthly basis.
On the basis of consumer prices, the highest price increase in September was in higher education education with 25.79 percent. The product whose prices decreased the most was citrus fruits with 24.41 percent.
According to Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK) data, higher education prices increased by 25.79 percent in September. This group was followed by "dates, figs and tropical fruits, fresh" with 23.31 percent and "accommodation services in boarding schools, universities and other educational institutions" with 19.99 percent.
Other products and services whose prices increased the most in September included school buses with 16.04 percent, diesel fuel with 12.93 percent, margarine with 12.23 percent and gasoline with 11.55 percent.
NOTICEABLE INCREASE IN EDUCATION PRICES
According to TUIK's Consumer Price Index data, the 10 products and services whose prices increased the most on a monthly basis in September are as follows:
Higher education education: 25.79 percent
Dates, figs and tropical fruits, fresh: 23.31 percent
Accommodation services in boarding schools, universities and other educational institutions: 19.99 percent
School buses: 16.04 percent
Diesel (diesel): 12.93 percent
Margarine: 12.23 percent
Gasoline: 11.55 percent
Subscription, rental and online streaming services of audiovisual content: 10.30 percent
Coal, coal briquettes and peat: 9.84 percent
Including firewood, pellets and briquettes: 8.48 percent
PRICES DECREASED IN CITRUS
The product whose price decreased the most in September was "citrus fruits, fresh" with 24.41 percent.
Citrus fruits were followed by "other vegetables, fresh or chilled" with 17.62 percent, "other fruits, fresh" with 13.12 percent, "international passenger transportation by air" with 12.96 percent and "tuberous vegetables" with 11.78 percent.
Other selected items whose prices decreased the most were "rental of personal transportation vehicles without a driver" with 9.22 percent, "fish, live, fresh, chilled or frozen" with 8.89 percent, "stone and pome fruits, fresh" with 8.41 percent and "domestic passenger transportation by air" with 6.80 percent.
10 PRODUCTS WITH THE MOST REDUCED PRICES
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