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Turkey economic data shows DİBS leads monthly returns

Turkish economic data for September 2026 reveals a complex landscape of inflation and investment performance. According to the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK), monthly consumer inflation reached 1.84%, with an annual rate of 29.73%. This data has sparked criticism from the Turkish Retirees Association (TÜED), which argues that official figures do not reflect the actual cost of living for pensioners regarding essential goods and services.

In the investment sector, Government Domestic Borrowing Securities (DİBS) emerged as the top monthly performer, yielding a 1.40% real return when adjusted for CPI. Over a three and six-month horizon, gross deposit interest rates also provided strong real returns. Conversely, the BIST 100 index saw significant real losses, dropping 5.79% monthly. On an annual basis, gold bullion was the most profitable asset, providing a 5.30% real return adjusted for CPI.

Additionally, the Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency (BDDK) reported that the banking sector's total credit volume rose to 28.6 trillion lira as of early October, while total deposits saw a slight decline. Consumer loans and credit card debts also showed upward trends.

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BIST 100 · Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency · Borsa İstanbul · Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye · Presidency of Strategy and Budget · Turkey · Turkish Retirees Association · Turkish Statistical Institute · TÜED · TÜSİAD

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