Türkiye’s non-domestic producer price index (ND-PPI) increased 32.60 per cent year on year and 3.61 per cent month on month in August 2026, providing export-oriented manufacturers and overseas sourcing teams with an indicator of producer-side price movements.
The index rose 25.16 per cent compared with December 2025 and increased 32.35 per cent on a 12-month moving-average basis in August 2026, according to an official release.
Turkiye’s non-domestic producer price index rose 32.60 per cent year on year and 3.61 per cent month on month in August 2026.
Manufacturing ND-PPI increased 32.41 per cent annually and 3.61 per cent monthly, signalling cost pressure for export-oriented producers.
Energy prices led main industrial groups, up 106.24 per cent annually and 14.68 per cent monthly; next data is due on October 20.
ND-PPI for manufactured products increased 32.41 per cent annually. Within the manufacturing sector, textiles recorded an annual increase of 24.23 per cent, while wearing apparel prices rose 39.59 per cent and leather and related products increased 24.98 per cent.
On a monthly basis, ND-PPI for manufactured products rose 3.61 per cent. Prices in textiles increased 2.85 per cent, while wearing apparel rose 3.50 per cent and leather and related products increased 2.78 per cent.
By main industrial group, annual increases stood at 32.39 per cent for intermediate goods, 31.62 per cent for durable consumer goods, 31.35 per cent for non-durable consumer goods, 106.24 per cent for energy and 20.59 per cent for capital goods.
Monthly changes across the main industrial groups were 2.82 per cent for intermediate goods, 4.38 per cent for durable consumer goods, 2.22 per cent for non-durable consumer goods, 14.68 per cent for energy and 2.59 per cent for capital goods.
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