Yunus Girgin
25 February 2021•Update: 25 February 2021
ANKARA
Confidence in the Turkish economy in February stood at 95.8, down 0.5% from 96.2 in January, the country's statistical authority announced on Thursday.
The monthly fall was driven by deteriorations in the real sector (manufacturing industry), service, and construction confidence indices, TurkStat said.
Service sector confidence posted the largest decline in the same period, down 1.4%, while construction and real sector confidence slipped by 1.3% and 0.3%, respectively.
On the other hand, this February consumer confidence climbed 1.5% while the real sector posted a 0.4% rise compared to last month.