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Turkish consumer confidence rose in Nov 2025 amid expectations of another rate cut, though inflation remains high at 32.87%.
Turkish consumer confidence rose slightly to 99.5 in November 2025, the highest since March, driven by expectations of a December Central Bank rate cut.
The benchmark one-week repo rate is now 39.5% after a 100-basis-point cut in October, with markets anticipating another 100–200 basis-point reduction.
Despite the improved sentiment, inflation remains high at 32.87%, particularly in food, rent, and services, affecting low- and middle-income families.
The lira has held steady due to macroprudential controls, but analysts warn currency weakness could reignite inflation.
Central Bank Governor Fatih Karahan emphasized fighting inflation as a top priority.
Upcoming November inflation data will influence the December policy decision.
La confianza del consumidor turco aumentó en noviembre de 2025 en medio de las expectativas de otro recorte de tasas, aunque la inflación sigue siendo alta, con un 32,87%.