Turkiye’s manufacturing PMI rose to 48 in November from 46.5, signalling a milder downturn and the softest moderation since February.
Output, new orders and jobs contracted more slowly, while price pressures eased to 2025 lows.
Softer input costs helped limit charge inflation, and employment neared stabilisation despite weaker export demand.
Output, new orders and jobs contracted more slowly, while price pressures eased to 2025 lows.
Softer input costs helped limit charge inflation, and employment neared stabilisation despite weaker export demand.