The twelve-month moving average increase stood at 26.96 per cent in May, lower than the 30.17 per cent recorded a year earlier. The latest data indicate continued cost pressures across the industrial sector, although inflation remains significantly below the levels seen in May 2024, TurkStat said in a press release.
Among the four main industrial sectors, water supply recorded an annual increase of 35 per cent, while manufacturing prices rose by 30.72 per cent. Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning recorded a comparatively modest annual rise of 6.88 per cent.
Turkiye’s Domestic Producer Price Index (D-PPI) rose 28.93 per cent YoY and 2.75 per cent MoM in May 2026, according to TurkStat.
Manufacturing prices increased 30.72 per cent annually, while water supply rose 35 per cent.
Energy prices climbed 31.45 per cent YoY and recorded the strongest monthly gain of 6.6 per cent, highlighting continued cost pressures.
Within the main industrial groupings, energy prices increased by 31.45 per cent YoY, while durable consumer goods rose by 31.39 per cent and non-durable consumer goods by 31.05 per cent. Intermediate goods prices climbed 27.76 per cent, while capital goods recorded the lowest annual increase at 23.73 per cent.
On a monthly basis, manufacturing prices rose by 1.99 per cent, while electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning posted the sharpest increase at 12.04 per cent.
Among industrial groups, energy recorded the strongest monthly gain at 6.6 per cent, followed by intermediate goods at 2.94 per cent. Capital goods rose by 1.58 per cent, while durable and non-durable consumer goods increased by 1.31 per cent and 1.29 per cent, respectively.
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