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TÜİK announced foreign trade indices for April 2025

While export and import unit value indices continued to increase, seasonally adjusted export quantity index decreased.

TÜİK announced foreign trade indices for April 2025

Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) released foreign trade indices for April 2025. According to the data, export unit value index increased by 3.3% y/y, while export quantity index increased by 4.4%. Import unit value index increased by 1.1%. Import quantity index, on the other hand, increased by 11.5%.

On a sectoral basis, unit value index of exports increased by 11.0% in food, beverages and tobacco, 5.1% in raw materials (excluding fuel) and 3.7% in manufacturing industry (excluding food, beverages and tobacco). However, there was a 17.6% decrease in the fuels group. In the export quantity index, there was an 8.3% increase in the manufacturing industry, a 4.7% decrease in food, beverages and tobacco, a 0.9% decrease in raw materials and a 0.6% increase in fuels.

In imports, the unit value index increased by 22.3% in food, beverages and tobacco products. Fuels decreased by 11.3%, while raw materials decreased by 1.8% and manufacturing industry increased by 1.5%. Import quantity index increased in all sectors; food, beverages and tobacco products increased by 9.1%, raw materials by 13.7%, fuels by 9.1% and manufacturing industry by 10.7%.

According to seasonally and calendar adjusted data, export quantity index decreased by 10.3% y/y to 143.4 in April from 159.9 in March. Calendar adjusted export quantity index decreased by 5.4% y/y to 140.2. On the other hand, the seasonally and calendar adjusted import quantity index increased by 5.0% y/y to 138.6 and increased by 3.2% y/y to 139.8.

The terms of trade increased by 1.9% points to 88.4 in April 2025. This ratio is calculated as the export unit value index divided by the import unit value index.

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