Feature: Turks celebrate New Year with smaller budgets amid inflation squeeze


by Burak Akinci

ANKARA, Dec. 25 (Xinhua) -- "Our budgets keep shrinking," university student Ege Yucel lamented. As the clock winds down to 2025, Turkish consumers like Yucel still feel the inflation squeeze as they have to go New Year shopping on tighter budgets.

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