It shows the difference between the purchasing power of the past years and the current purchasing power for the amount of Turkish Lira you specify.

From 1998 to the present, you can calculate according to the year you want and examine the results.

On the table, you can see information such as the cumulative price change, the CPI information for the year and today you selected, and the changing average price floor.

You can examine the annual inflation graph according to OECD and World Bank CPI data.

You can compare the past and present with the Purchasing Power Chart that changes over the years.

You can quickly share the results with your friends and discuss your views and thoughts.

For example:

📈 The purchasing power of ₺250.000 in 2012 is equivalent to approximately ₺969.730 Turkish Lira today. This means a total increase of ₺719,730 in 10 years. The Turkish lira has an annual average inflation rate of 14.52 between 2012 and today.

According to the OECD and World Bank consumer price index, that means roughly 3.88 times the average prices since 2012. Today, a lira can only buy 25.78% of what it could have bought back then.

In 2012, the inflation rate was 8.89%.