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Turkey Consumer Prices (Sep.)

The smaller-than-expected decline in Turkey’s  headline rate to 49.4% y/y in September will be a disappointment to policymakers at the central bank, and supports our view that a monetary easing cycle is unlikely to start until 2025 – later than most other analysts have been forecasting.

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