Retail prices in Turkey’s largest city, Istanbul, rose 2.94 percent month-on-month in December for an annual increase of 92.97 percent, the Istanbul Chamber of Commerce (ITO) said on Sunday.
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Wholesale prices in the city, home to around a fifth of Turkey’s population of 84 million, increased by 3.71 percent month-on-month in the same period for an annual rise of 81.31 percent, ITO said.
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