As of December 2025, Turkey has recorded a decrease in annual inflation to a record low level since the end of 2021, reports Kazinform.
According to the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK), in December 2025, the annual inflation rate for consumer prices was 30.89%, the lowest figure in the last 49 months. Such a low level was observed in November 2021, when inflation was 21.31%.
On a monthly basis, the consumer price index increased by 0.89%, while the producer price index rose by 0.75%. The annual growth of producer prices was 27.67%.
When analyzing the 12-month average indicators, consumer inflation reached 34.88%, and producer inflation was 25.36%. This data is important for determining the maximum level of rent indexation. Considering the published December data, it is expected that in January 2026, rental rates for residential and commercial properties may increase by 34.88%.
