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Turkey Consumer Prices (Aug.)

The fall in Turkish inflation, to 52.0% y/y, in August is likely to be followed by continued disinflation over the coming months. But there are signs in the breakdown that underlying inflation pressures remain strong and we still think that the central bank won’t feel ready to cut interest rates this year. We maintain our forecast for the first interest rate to arrive in early 2025, which is later than most analysts expect.

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