The Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) will, as usual, share the inflation data for March with the public according to the set schedule. The inflation rates for March will be announced to the public in the first week of April. The Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) regularly shares the inflation data on the 3rd of each month. Therefore, there is anticipation about what the inflation data for the month of March will reveal. According to the shared calendar, the data will be accessible on April 3, 2025, Thursday, at 10:00. The announcement of inflation rates is of great importance to experts closely monitoring the economy, investors, and citizens. The data to be disclosed serves as an important indicator that can affect both market developments and individuals’ purchasing power. Especially considering the recent economic fluctuations, it is expected that these figures to be released by TÜİK will be scrutinized carefully by the economic circles. The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) published the Market Participants Survey for the month of March, with 68 participants consisting of representatives from the real and financial sector, as well as professionals. Last month’s expected increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for March, which was 2.26%, rose to 2.27% during this survey period. The expected year-end CPI increase decreased from 28.30% to 28.04%. Expectations for CPI increase in 12 months decreased from 25.26% to 24.55%, and in 24 months from 17.26% to 17.06%. Participants’ year-end USD/TRY expectation decreased from 42.8869 to 42.7907, while the expectation for USD/TRY in 12 months increased from 43.9612 to 44.4165. The year-end current account deficit expectation, which was 18.8 billion dollars in the previous survey period, rose to 19.4 billion dollars in this period. The expectation for the current account deficit for the next year was 24.5 billion dollars.