Turkey Trade Deficit Widens in January
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Turkey's trade deficit increased to USD 8.4 billion in January 2026, up from USD 7.5 billion a year earlier. Exports fell by 4.1% to USD 20.3 billion, with declines in manufacturing offset by gains in agriculture and mining. Imports rose slightly by 0.1% to USD 28.7 billion, driven by capital goods and other goods, despite drops in intermediate and consumption goods. China was the largest source of imports, while Germany remained the top export market.
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