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Turkey's inflation hit 31.53% in February 2026, the highest in four months, driven by food and housing costs, prompting a rate hike to 40%.
Turkey's annual inflation rose to 31.53% in February 2026, up from 30.65% in January, marking the highest level in four months, according to official data.
Monthly consumer prices increased 2.96%, a slowdown from January’s 4.84% rise.
Food and non-alcoholic beverages led the increase with a 36.44% annual rise, followed by housing at 42.33% and transportation at 28.86%.
Core inflation stood at 29.46%.
The central bank raised its overnight rate by 300 basis points to about 40% amid geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices, while revising its 2026 inflation forecast upward.
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La inflación de Turquía alcanzó el 31.53% en febrero de 2026, el nivel más alto en cuatro meses, impulsada por los costos de alimentos y vivienda, lo que provocó un aumento de la tasa al 40%.