Türkiye’s non-domestic producer prices rise 33.64% annually in September
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Türkiye’s Non-Domestic Producer Price Index (ND-PPI) rose by 33.64% year-on-year and 2.82% month-on-month in September 2026, according to data released by the Turkish Statistical Institute (TurkStat) on Tuesday.
The index increased by 28.69% compared with December 2025, while the 12-month moving average rose by 32.82%, TurkStat said.
Mining and quarrying prices surge 44.35%
Among the two main industrial sectors, prices in mining and quarrying increased by 44.35% annually, while manufacturing prices rose by 33.45%.
By main industrial group, annual price increases stood at 32.87% for intermediate goods, 28.97% for durable consumer goods, 29.82% for non-durable consumer goods and 20.66% for capital goods.
Energy prices recorded the sharpest annual increase, surging by 130.31% compared with September 2025.
Energy prices rise 15.45% monthly
On a monthly basis, prices in mining and quarrying rose by 3.15%, while manufacturing prices increased by 2.81%.
Among the main industrial groups, intermediate goods prices rose by 2.21%, durable consumer goods by 0.35%, non-durable consumer goods by 1.55% and capital goods by 1.32%.
Energy prices again recorded the largest increase, climbing by 15.45% compared with August 2026.
The ND-PPI measures price changes for industrial products produced in Türkiye and sold abroad, providing an indicator of price pressures in the country’s export-oriented industrial sector. (ILKHA)
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