The products that increased and decreased prices the most in September were announced

According to Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK) data, the price increase in higher education education, which was 25.79 percent in September, was followed by "date, fig and tropical fruits, fresh" categories with 23.31 percent and "accommodation services in boarding schools, universities and other educational institutions" categories with 19.99 percent.

Other products 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.

Citrus fruits became the cheapest

Last month, the biggest price decrease was in the "citrus fruits, fresh" category with 24.41 percent. This was 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, "tuber vegetables" with 11.78 percent, "rental of personal transportation vehicles without a driver" with 9.22 percent, "fish, live, fresh, chilled or frozen" with 8.89 percent. It was followed by "stone and pome fruits, fresh" categories with 8.41 percent, and "domestic passenger transportation by air" categories with 6.8 percent.

According to TÜİK's Consumer Price Index, the products whose prices increased the most on a monthly basis in September and their change rates compared to the previous month are as follows:

The selected items whose prices decreased the most in September and their change rates compared to the previous month are as follows: