Turkish Central Bank Governor: Recent Inflation Data Indicate That Despite The Adverse Effects Of The War, There Are Still Positive Developments

Turkish Vice President Yilmaz: We Will Continue To Effectively Utilize Macroprudential Policy Tools To Support The Monetary Policy Stance

Turkish Vice President Yilmaz: The Budget Deficit Is Projected To Be 3.5% Of GDP In 2027

Turkish Vice President Yilmaz: Inflation Is Expected To Drop To Single Digits By The End Of The Medium-term Plan

According To Turkey's Medium-term Economic Plan: Turkey's Inflation Rate Is Projected To Be 28.4% In 2026, 21% In 2027, And 13.5% In 2028. The Unemployment Rate Is Projected To Be 8.1% In 2026, 8% In 2027, And 7.8% In 2028. The Budget Deficit Is Projected To Be 3.5% Of GDP In 2027, 3.1% In 2028, And 2.8% In 2029

Turkish Vice President Yilmaz: We Expect To Create 2.1 Million New Jobs By The End Of 2029 And Reduce The Unemployment Rate To Below 8%

Turkish Vice President Yilmaz Stated That The Main Goal Is To Reduce Inflation To Single Digits To Ensure Lasting Price Stability And Maintain Fiscal Discipline

Turkish Vice President Yilmaz: The Direct And Indirect Impact Of The War On Inflation Is Estimated To Be About 7 Percentage Points

Turkish Vice President Yilmaz: Due To Supply-side Pressures From The War With Iran, The Strong Downward Trend In Inflation Has Temporarily Stabilized

Turkish Vice President Yilmaz: We Are Closely Monitoring Regional Tensions And Their Impact On Energy And Commodity Markets, And Are Taking Measures To Limit Their Impact On The Turkish Economy

Turkish Vice President Yilmaz: Changes In Economic And Inflation Forecasts Do Not Mean That The Direction Or Main Framework Of Our Plans Has Changed

Turkish Vice President Yilmaz: We Have Revised Our 2026 Economic Growth Forecast Upward To 3.3%; And Updated Our 2026 Inflation Forecast To 28.4%

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