FOREX TradingCharts.com

Financial News: Turkey Consumer Confidence Falls Slightly In January

Turkey Consumer Confidence Falls Slightly In January

01/23/2025 - 02:49:00 (RTTNews)

(RTTNews) - Turkey consumer confidence weakened somewhat at the start of the year, survey data from the Turkish Statistical Institute showed Thursday.

The consumer confidence index fell to 81.0 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 expectations of households worsened to 80.5 from 81.9.

Consumers' general economic situation expectations strengthened to 79.1 from 76.8 a month ago. On the other hand, the index measuring consumers' assessment of spending money on durable goods over the coming twelve months dropped from 102.6 to 99.4.

The consumer confidence survey was conducted in cooperation with the Turkish Statistical Institute and the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey.

For comments and feedback: contact editorial@rttnews.com

Copyright(c) 2025 RTTNews.com. All Rights Reserved

Market News provided by RTTNews

RECENT INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL NEWS


New Zealand Q4 Retail Sales Volume Climbs 0.9% (03 min(s), 26 sec(s) ago)
(RTTNews) - The total volume of overall retail sales in New Zealand was up a seasonally adjusted 0 ...Full Story»

New Zealand Retail Sales Data Due On Monday (15 min(s), 26 sec(s) ago)
(RTTNews) - New Zealand will on Monday release Q4 numbers for retail sales, highlighting a light d ...Full Story»

U.K. Private Sector Activity Growth Slows In February (46 min(s), 26 sec(s) ago)
(RTTNews) - The British private sector grew at its slowest pace in two months as services continue ...Full Story»

U.S. Consumer Sentiment Plunges To Lowest Level Since November 2023 (16 min(s), 26 sec(s) ago)
(RTTNews) - A report released by the University of Michigan on Friday showed consumer sentiment in ...Full Story»

U.S. Existing Home Sales Pull Back Sharply In January (02 min(s), 26 sec(s) ago)
(RTTNews) - Existing home sales pulled back sharply in the month of January, according to a report ...Full Story»

UK Budget Logs Surplus In January (21 min(s), 26 sec(s) ago)
(RTTNews) - The UK budget logged a record surplus for the month of January on self-assessed taxes ...Full Story»

Eurozone Private Sector Expands In February (43 min(s), 26 sec(s) ago)
(RTTNews) - The euro area private sector managed to grow for the second straight month in February ...Full Story»

Mexico Q4 GDP Growth Eases More Than Estimated (15 min(s), 26 sec(s) ago)
(RTTNews) - Mexico's economic growth eased slightly more than initially estimated in the fourt ...Full Story»

Search

INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL NEWS

New Zealand Q4 Retail Sales Volume Climbs 0.9%

02/23/2025 - 18:19 PM (RTTNews)
(RTTNews) - The total volume of overall retail sales in New Zealand was up a seasonally adjusted 0 ...Full Story>>

New Zealand Retail Sales Data Due On Monday

02/23/2025 - 17:31 PM (RTTNews)
(RTTNews) - New Zealand will on Monday release Q4 numbers for retail sales, highlighting a light d ...Full Story>>

U.K. Private Sector Activity Growth Slows In February

02/21/2025 - 15:02 PM (RTTNews)
(RTTNews) - The British private sector grew at its slowest pace in two months as services continue ...Full Story>>

U.S. Consumer Sentiment Plunges To Lowest Level Since November 2023

02/21/2025 - 10:32 AM (RTTNews)
(RTTNews) - A report released by the University of Michigan on Friday showed consumer sentiment in ...Full Story>>

U.S. Existing Home Sales Pull Back Sharply In January

02/21/2025 - 10:18 AM (RTTNews)
(RTTNews) - Existing home sales pulled back sharply in the month of January, according to a report ...Full Story>>

Do not sell my personal information

Copyright © 2025. All market data is provided by Barchart Solutions. Information is provided "as is" and solely for informational purposes, not for trading purposes or advice. To see all exchange delays and terms of use, please see disclaimer.