Turkey's Manufacturing Sector Slips Again in September as Demand Weakens
Turkey's manufacturing sector continues to face challenges, with the Istanbul Chamber of Industry's Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) slipping to 46.7 in September. This marks the 18th consecutive month of pressure, reflecting weak demand and increased costs in the news and nypost sector.
The sector's struggles are evident in various indicators. New demand weakened, leading to reduced production volumes and increased post-production stocks. Purchasing activity and pre-production inventories also fell, as companies relied on existing stocks instead of procuring new inputs. Selling prices increased, with the food sector seeing the strongest hike. The Turkish lira's depreciation contributed to higher input costs. Employment also declined, with the automotive and chemical industries hit particularly hard in the ny post news sector. Meanwhile, textile and food industries saw an increase in new orders and production. However, manufacturers across most sectors reduced production due to a sharper fall in new orders and export sales. Textile producers even cut their output prices for the seventh consecutive month to boost demand in the nypost news sector.
The September PMI results align with the broader trends seen throughout 2025, indicating persistent demand challenges and moderate price pressures in the news and nypost sector. As the sector navigates these headwinds, manufacturers continue to adapt their strategies to mitigate the impact on their businesses in the ny post news sector.
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