03.12.2021 12:57
Consumer price index climbed 3.51% on monthly basis, says TurkStat.
Turkey posted a 21.31% annual hike in consumer prices in November, the country's statistical authority said on Friday.
Annual inflation rose 1.42 percentage points last month, up from 19.89% in October, according to the Turkish Statistical Institute (TurkStat).
The highest price increase on a yearly basis was seen in hotels, cafes, and restaurants with 28.90% last month, according to TurkStat data.
It was followed by food and non-alcoholic beverages with 27.11% and furnishings and household equipment with 25.14%.
The lowest annual increase was 5.77% in communication, the institute said.
A group of 24 economists projected an average annual rise of 20.57% in consumer prices this November, an Anadolu Agency survey found on Monday.
On a monthly basis, the consumer price index saw a 3.51% hike in November.
Data showed that transportation with 6.31%, miscellaneous goods and services with 5.36% and hotels, cafes, and restaurants with 4.6% posted the highest monthly rises in November.
The economists had forecast monthly inflation for November to average at 2.88%, the survey revealed. -