Turkey’s annual producer inflation rate eased to 27.38% in September 2026 from 27.95% in the previous month, marking the lowest reading since January. Costs moderated for manufacturing (29.09% vs 29.68% in August) and mining and quarrying (34.15% vs 38.88%). Meanwhile, costs rose for electricity, gas, production and distribution (8.67% vs 7.57%) and water supply (29.70% vs 29.59%). By industrial groupings, inflation eased for durable consumer goods (26.97% vs 28.54%), non-durable consumer goods (25.97% vs 30.28%), and capital goods (21.55% vs 22.06%). In contrast, inflation increased for intermediate goods (28.11% vs 27.41%) and energy (30.82% vs 27.33%). On a monthly basis, producer prices rose 2.07% in September, down from a 2.57% increase in August.