Next year will mark a "turning point" for the Turkish economy, with major structural reforms taking hold, earthquake-related costs largely absorbed and the impact of the government's anti-inflation drive becoming more visible, Vice President Cevdet Yฤฑlmaz said on Wednesday.
"2026 will be a year in which important reforms and structural transformations are implemented. It will be a year when the effects of the earthquake are largely overcome and when we feel the results of our fight against inflation much more strongly. It will be a positive turning point," Yฤฑlmaz told reporters in Baku, where he was meeting journalists alongside Trade Minister รmer Bolat.
Annual inflation in Tรผrkiye cooled to 31.1% in November, the lowest level in four years.
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