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Turkey inflation eases in July as banks eye policy‑rate cuts

Turkey’s consumer price index slowed in July 2026, with annual inflation falling to 31.75% (down 0.36 percentage points) and a monthly rise of 1.78%. Energy prices rose 2.30% month‑on‑month while service prices increased 3.18%, offset by modest declines in the core goods basket.

International banks highlighted the trend. HSBC and Deutsche Bank said Turkish‑denominated bonds are attracting global investors and that the easing inflation supports a move toward lower policy rates. Deutsche Bank projects the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (TCMB) will cut its policy rate to about 36% by the fourth quarter of 2026, with the first reduction possibly in September. HSBC echoed the expectation of a September rate‑cut start and kept an “overweight” stance on Turkish equities.

Local forecasts from BBVA, Goldman Sachs and Citi also anticipate year‑end inflation around 29‑31% and policy rates in the mid‑30s, reinforcing the view that monetary tightening may soon give way to easing.

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ASELSAN · BBVA · Baykar · Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (TCMB) · Deutsche Bank · HSBC Global Investment Research · Republic of Turkey · Turkey · Turkish Central Bank (TCMB)

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