
Turkish Statistical Institute announced the Foreign Producer Price Index data for September 2026.
According to Turkish Statistical Institute data, the Foreign Producer Price Index increased by 2.82 percent monthly and 33.64 percent annually in September 2026.
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Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK) announced the Foreign Producer Price Index data for the September 2026 period.
Accordingly, YD-PPI increased by 2.82 percent in September compared to the previous month.
The index increased by 28.69 percent compared to December of the previous year, 33.64 percent compared to the same month last year and 32.82 percent compared to 12-month averages.
ANNUAL INCREASE 33.64 PERCENT
The annual change of YD-PPI was 27.71 percent in September 2025 and 32.35 percent in September 2024.
The monthly increase was recorded as 2.01 percent in the same period last year and 2.25 percent in September 2024.
ANNUAL INCREASE IN MANUFACTURING PRODUCTS IS 33.45 PERCENT
Annual increases were seen in both main sectors of the industry.
While YD-PPI increased by 44.35 percent annually in mining and quarrying, the increase in the manufacturing sector was 33.45 percent.
THE HIGHEST INCREASE IS IN ENERGY
When the main industrial groups are examined, the highest increase on an annual basis was in energy with 130.31 percent.
The annual increase was calculated as 32.87 percent in intermediate goods, 28.97 percent in durable consumer goods, 29.82 percent in non-durable consumer goods and 20.66 percent in capital goods.

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