Turkey cenbank raises inflation forecast
Turkiye raises year-end inflation forecast
ISTANBUL: Turkiye central bank on Friday increased its year-end inflation forecast to 24 percent from 21 percent. Turkey has experienced double-digit inflation since 2019, making life increasingly expensive for millions of people, notably hitting the cost of education, housing, healthcare, hotels and restaurants.
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