ISTANBUL, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Turkey's monthly inflation rate is expected to rise sharply to 4.32% in January, driven by the ...

Turkey will maintain its tight monetary policy and keep fiscal discipline in order to further lower inflation, Vice President ...

Turkey’s central bank lowered its main interest rate for the fifth straight month while surprising markets by slowing the pace of cuts from December.

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 4.84% month-on-month in January. Despite the broader slowdown in inflation, food and ...

Turkey's January inflation rate, which came in at 4.84% month-on-month, was above both consensus and our call (both at 4.2%). However, annual inflation has maintained its downtrend with a further ...

On a monthly basis, consumer prices rose 4.8%, accelerating from 2.1% in December, driven mainly by increases in housing and food.

Investing.com -- Turkey’s consumer price inflation rose 4.84% month-on-month in January, exceeding analyst forecasts, according to data released by the Turkish Statistical Institute on Tuesday.

Turkey's consumer price inflation eased further in January to the lowest level in more than four years, figures from the Turkish ...

The Turkish central bank is staying cautious, slowing rate cuts amid pricing pressures. The policy rate at year-end is ...

Turkey has in recent weeks been battling through one of the most troubled periods for its economy under the rule of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, with the lira battered on currency markets in August ...

Turkish consumer price inflation leapt to 4.84% month-on-month in January, while annual inflation dipped to 30.65%, data from the Turkish Statistical Institute showed on Tuesday, with both figures ...

Turkey's central bank said today it had cut its key interest rate to 37% as annual inflation figures keep slowing.