Turkish Statistical Institute: Economic Confidence Index Rises to 100.7 in February

The Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) released February 2026 data showing the country's Economic Confidence Index rose 1.4 points to 100.7, up from 99.4 in January.
The index, which measures consumer and business expectations for the future, indicates a positive outlook when above 100.
Sector performance Consumer confidence: +2.3 to 85.7 Manufacturing confidence: +1.1 to 104.1 Services confidence: unchanged at 113.8 Retail trade confidence: +2.9 to 115.9 Construction confidence: -2.1 to 83.9 The data reflect the overall state of the economic environment and can serve as an important indicator for future policy decisions, said a TÜİK official.
The rise in the index signals potential growth in consumer spending and business investment, and officials say it could create a sustainable growth environment and send positive signals to markets.