Inflation expectations among households and the real sector rose in August, while expectations among market participants declined, a survey by the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT) showed on Monday.
Market participants' expectations for inflation in 12 months fell 0.26 percentage points to 23.69%, according to the CBRT's Sectoral Inflation Expectations survey.
Expectations among the real sector rose 0.30 points to 32.80%, while household expectations increased 0.64 points to 45.58%.
Türkiye's annual consumer price inflation eased to 31.75% in July 2026, down from 32.11% in June.
Last week, the CBRT adjusted its end-2026 inflation forecast upward to 28% from 26% mainly due to energy and food price pressures. But it left its interim target unchanged at 24%.
