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Forecasts & expectations

Cbrt Smp

This isolated point-in-time candidate preserves the official CBRT survey page and August 2026 report/data-table PDFs, all 25 public EVDS chart definitions linked by the data table, the 23 continuous expectation routes used here, their exact request/response bytes and headers, and the official 2026 data-release calendar response. It normalizes 14,325 non-null scalar observations across 115 series and 164 monthly survey vintages from January 2013 through August 2026.

14,325 retained records14,325 explorable recordsImported 2026-09-15

Derived numerical research records with source attribution. Raw source documents are not republished.

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Source records & technical fields · 164 records

tr.cbrt.smp.bist_overnight_end_current_month.arithmetic_mean

164 retained records · percent

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Sources & interpretation

Records retain source-specific units, release clocks and revision information where available. Different vintages, forecasts and observations should not be treated as a continuous comparable series.

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The candidate covers modified means, medians, arithmetic means, modes and standard deviations for CPI expectations; USD/TRY, current-account and GDP expectations; BIST overnight-rate expectations; and first/second/third-meeting plus year-end and fixed-horizon CBRT policy-rate expectations. These are respondent expectations and do not represent CBRT forecasts or policy commitments.

The official calendar API supplies exact timestamp strings for the eight observed 2026 releases. Those Z timestamps are retained literally. The historical calendar endpoint no longer returns pre-2026 rows, so earlier vintages use the end of their survey month in Europe/Istanbul as a conservative availability bound. EVDS exposes the current historical panel rather than release-specific response snapshots, so historical correction/revision timing cannot be reconstructed; this is flagged on every row. Historical respondent counts are also unavailable. Probability-distribution bins linked by the data table are preserved as raw chart definitions but are outside this first normalized candidate.