Deutsche Bank has revised its inflation forecast for Turkey upwards to 30 percent for the year-end, an increase from the previous 28.5 percent. This adjustment, made by economist Yiğit Onay, also includes a raised policy rate forecast to 36 percent, up from 35 percent. The bank cites growing geopolitical risks and escalating energy costs as the primary drivers behind these revisions. The analysis followed the recent monetary policy decisions made by Turkish authorities. These updated projections signal concerns about Turkey’s economic stability. The information was first reported by the Turkish Ekonomim business daily. Deutsche Bank's assessment provides insight into external expectations regarding Turkey's economic trajectory.