Turkey's consumer confidence falls slightly in January

NAMPA / DPA

2025-01-23

Ankara (dpa-AFX) - Consumer confidence in Turkey weakened somewhat at the start of the year, survey data from the Turkish Statistical Institute showed on Thursday. The consumer confidence index fell to 81 in January from 81.3 in December. Moreover, a score below 100 indicates pessimistic outlook. The index for the current financial situation of households improved to 64.8 from 63.8 in the previous month. Meanwhile, financial situation expectatio......

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