KONDA Inflation Expectations Survey - June'26

SUMMARY

In June, inflation expectations for the next 12 months were measured at 89 percent, down 4 points from the previous month. While this decline was particularly pronounced among those who describe their lifestyle as “Modern” students, and white-collar workers, inflation expectations also fell by 10 points among voters who stated they would vote for Ekrem İmamoğlu. The findings also reveal that economic and subjective well-being indicators such as the ability to afford a sacrificial animal, take a vacation, and maintain psychological well-being are closely linked to inflation expectations.

This content is a version of the KONDA Inflation Expectations Survey exclusively for subscribers of the KONDA Barometer. This version includes questions on a wider range of demographic and political segments.

This section presents the results of the KONDA Inflation Expectations Survey for June 2026:

• From June 2025 to this June -that is, over the past year- by what average percentage do you think prices have increased? (89%)
  
• In your opinion, by what percentage will prices have increased over the next 12 months -that is, from June 2026 to June 2027? (89%)
  
• In your opinion, by what percentage will prices have increased from the beginning to the end of 2026 -that is, from January to December? (76%)
  
• Inflation expectations by educational attainment,
  
• Inflation expectations among Erdoğan and İmamoğlu voters,
  
• Inflation expectations based on whether people will sacrifice an animal during Eid al-Adha,
  
• Inflation expectations based on whether people will be able to take a vacation,
  
• Inflation expectations based on psychological well-being.