Coverage dated August 2, 2022

Inflation in Turkey rises to nearly 80%, hitting consumers

Headline from Omaha World-Herald

Annual inflation in Turkey soared to nearly 80% in July. The Turkish Statistical Institute said Wednesday that consumer prices rose by 79.6% from a year earlier, up about 1 percentage

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  1. Omaha World-Herald

    Inflation in Turkey rises to nearly 80%, hitting consumers (opens Omaha World-Herald)

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    Annual inflation in Turkey soared to nearly 80% in July. The Turkish Statistical Institute said Wednesday that consumer prices rose by 79.6% from a year earlier, up about 1 percentage

  2. Breitbart News

    Turkey Economy Inflation Approaches 80 Per Cent (opens Breitbart News)

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    Annual inflation in Turkey soared to nearly 80%, official data shows, with food, housing and energy prices hitting consumers hard.

  3. Digital Journal

    Turkish inflation stabilises at under 80% in boost to Erdogan (opens Digital Journal)

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    Turkey's annual inflation rate stabilised in July at just under 80 percent, official data showed on Wednesday, helping support President Recep Tayyip

  4. Al Jazeera

    Turkey’s inflation jumped to 24-year high of 79.6 percent in July (opens Al Jazeera)

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    Food prices jumped 94.65 percent while prices in the transportation sector soared 119.11 percent.

  5. Al-Monitor

    Turkey’s inflation hits almost 80% as Erdogan insists on low-rate policy (opens Al-Monitor)

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    Al-Monitor's feed description

    Despite a relative slowdown in July, Turkey’s consumer inflation appears on course to overshoot the central bank’s newly revised year-end forecast of 60.4%.

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