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BackTÜİK, Ağustos Ayı Özel Kapsamlı TÜFE Göstergelerini Açıkladı
TÜİK, Ağustos Ayı Özel Kapsamlı TÜFE Göstergelerini Açıkladı
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AA Güncel1 hour agoBusiness1 min readTürkiyeView translation

TÜİK, Ağustos Ayı Özel Kapsamlı TÜFE Göstergelerini Açıkladı

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  • Türkiye İstatistik Kurumu (TÜİK), ağustos ayına ait mevsim etkilerinden arındırılmış özel kapsamlı TÜFE verilerini paylaştı.
  • Genel TÜFE aylık bazda yüzde 2,29 artış gösterdi.

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Türkiye İstatistik Kurumu, her ay düzenli olarak tüketici fiyat endeksi verilerini açıklamaktadır.

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Türkiye İstatistik Kurumu, ağustos ayına ilişkin mevsim etkilerinden arındırılmış özel kapsamlı TÜFE göstergelerini açıkladı.

Buna göre, göstergelerin alt başlıklarından genel TÜFE, ağustosta aylık yüzde 2,29 yükseldi.

Geçen ay işlenmemiş gıda ürünleri, enerji, alkollü içkiler ve tütün ile altın hariç TÜFE yüzde 2, enerji, gıda ve alkolsüz içecekler, alkollü içkiler ile tütün ürünleri ve altın hariç TÜFE yüzde 2 artış kaydetti.

Endeks, enerji ve gıda dışı mallarda yüzde 1,29, enerjide yüzde 5,46, gıda ve alkolsüz içeceklerde yüzde 1,48, hizmette yüzde 2,91 yükseldi.

Mevsim etkilerinden arındırılmış özel kapsamlı TÜFE göstergelerinin ağustosta aylık bazda değişim oranları (yüzde) şöyle:

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