Turkiye’s economic confidence index remains unchanged at 94.3
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Economic confidence index remained at the same level 94.3 in September.
Consumer confidence index increased by 0.3% and became 72.4, services confidence index increased by 1.7% and became 118.2, retail trade confidence index increased by 2.7% and became 115.9, construction confidence index increased by 2.1% and became 88.1 in September compared to the previous month.
On the other hand, real sector confidence index decreased by 1.2% and became 100.2 in September. (ILKHA)
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