Another demand from TURKSTAT to ENAG
The Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK) filed another lawsuit against the Inflation Research Group (ENAG), which was founded by independent academics and economists.
Director of ENAG Prof. Dr. Veysel Ulusoy, in the announcement made on his social media account, “Are you suing again, dear TÜİK administrators? If you go down in the field and measure inflation and national income correctly, maybe it will benefit society. This time you will come to the courtroom, but you won’t be able to run away like last time.”
THE COURT UNANIMOUSLY REJECTED
Last year, TurkStat filed a lawsuit alleging that the institution’s reputation was damaged by ENAG’s published inflation figures and requested an injunction not to publish ENAG’s data.
The trial of the case was held at the Ankara 15th Civil Court of First Instance in 2022; The investigating judge ended the hearing by deciding to reject the lawsuit that TÜİK wanted to open.
teacher. Dr. Ulusoy announced this situation in the following words: “All courts rejected Turkstat’s request for an injunction.”
TURKSTAT ANNOUNCES 57.6%, ENAG 121.6%
For its part, according to TUIK, consumer prices increased 6.65 percent monthly and 57.68 percent annually, while ENAG announced in January monthly inflation of 9.26 percent and annual inflation of 121.62 percent. .
Today, at 10:00 am, the CPI for February will be released.
Source: Sozcu
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