Energy prices rose the most in these 10 countries: What rank is Türkiye?
Original headlineEnerji fiyatları en çok bu 10 ülkede arttı: Türkiye kaçıncı sırada?
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Annual energy inflation across OECD countries climbed to 17.4% in September, with price growth accelerating in 31 of the 37 member states for which data were available. Turkey stood out for the widening gap between its energy price increases and those of European countries, ranking among the ten members with the fastest-rising energy costs. The figures underscore how unevenly the global energy shock is hitting households across the OECD, even as headline inflation has begun to ease elsewhere. Investors will watch whether energy-driven inflation keeps pressure on central banks to maintain tight policy, and whether Turkey’s divergence from Europe persists in coming months.
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