Turkey's annual inflation edges up to 29.77% in October as monthly prices jump 2.58%
The central bank's inflation table shows the monthly rise was the largest since April; annual inflation stays below 30% for a second month.
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The central bank's inflation table shows the monthly rise was the largest since April; annual inflation stays below 30% for a second month.
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