The international credit rating agency Moody’s has published an updated forecast for Türkiye’s economy in its Global Structured Finance Report. According to analysts’ assessments, thanks to the implementation of a new economic program, the country’s economy demonstrates significant resilience and will maintain active growth in the medium term.
According to Moody’s forecast, Türkiye’s GDP will grow by 3.2% in 2025, increase to 3.4% in 2026, and reach 3.5% in 2027. To reinforce the positive trend, it is worth noting that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) projects even stronger growth rates: 3.5% in 2025 and 3.7% in 2026. Such expectations from major international institutions confirm the fundamental strength of the Turkish economy. In addition, according to analysts’ forecasts, Türkiye’s nominal GDP will reach $1.15 trillion by the end of 2025, which is an important indicator of its growing global influence.
At the same time, a consistent and significant slowdown in inflation is projected. According to Moody’s estimates, inflation in 2025 will be around 35% (±2%); however, a survey conducted by the Central Bank of Türkiye (CBRT) has already indicated a lower consensus forecast of 31.17% by the end of 2025. Further declines are expected to 22–23% in 2026 and to 18.5% in 2027. These indicators point to the effectiveness of the CBRT’s tight monetary policy and the economy’s movement toward greater macroeconomic stability.
Current data confirm this trend. As of November 2025, annual inflation in Türkiye fell to 31.07% — the lowest level in the past four years — while monthly price growth amounted to just 0.87%, the lowest figure in more than two years.
Against this favorable backdrop, Türkiye’s parliament decided to temporarily abolish mandatory inflation accounting for companies for the 2025–2027 financial years. The measure applies not only to businesses in general but also to the banking and financial sector. This significantly reduces administrative burdens, increases transparency of financial statements, and strengthens the stability of the entire financial system. The law also grants the president the authority to extend this measure for an additional three years, providing long-term predictability for businesses.
Projected accelerated economic growth and slowing inflation create favorable conditions for the real estate market. Real estate in Türkiye remains a highly effective tool for capital preservation, reliable protection against inflation, and stable income generation. Apartments in new developments and projects at final stages of construction are of particular interest. Prices for apartments in new projects in Türkiye will be significantly higher, as construction costs have increased substantially over the past several years.
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