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Published on Monday, July 4, 2022 | Updated on Tuesday, July 5, 2022

Turkey | Annual CPI got closer to 80%

Consumer prices increased by 4.95% in June, slightly lower than market consensus (5.7%) and our expectation (5.5%), which resulted in an annual figure of 78.6%. We expect consumer inflation to accelerate above 90% in the coming months led by loose economic policies and significantly deteriorating inflation expectations.

Key points

  • Key points:
  • Food prices continued to rise in June (1.4% mom) and led the annual figure to reach a new record level of 94.3%.
  • Energy prices continued to accelerate by 16.2% mom, resulting in an annual energy inflation of 151.3% on the back of utility and fuel price hikes during the month.
  • Core prices slowed down compared to previous months but still remained high both in monthly (3.3% mom) and annual terms (57.26%), led by stronger cost push factors, ongoing robust domestic demand and currency depreciation.
  • Despite domestic producer prices gearing down in monthly terms (6.8%), the annual PPI inflation reached 138.3%.
  • Wage adjustments remain crucial so it is obvious that inflationary pressures will likely strengthen more until a clear policy reaction is taken.

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Report (PDF)

0622_Inf_Pulse.pdf

English - July 4, 2022

Authors

Seda Guler Mert
Seda Guler Mert Chief economist for Türkiye
BBVA Research
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