November 10, 2026 Economic Agenda: Foreign Exchange, Gold, and Tax Regulations

While foreign exchange rates and gold prices took shape in the domestic markets on November 10, 2026, expected increases in energy bills and the revaluation rate determined for 2027 were among the main items of the economic agenda.

As the dollar started the day at 50.2 liras and the euro at 56.4 liras in domestic markets, the gram price of gold retreated to around 6,637 liras with Brent crude dropping to 91 dollars. Meanwhile, the BIST 100 index closed the previous day up by 2 percent, reaching its highest level in the last 3 weeks.

With the annual electricity consumption limit lowered to the 3,000 kWh level, increases ranging from 82 percent to 96 percent were calculated on the bills of residential subscribers who will fall outside the subsidized tariff. Former EPDK Board Member Mehmet İbiş warned that residential bills could double with potential energy and distribution hikes.

According to the 2027 Presidential Annual Program published in the Official Gazette, while the wage structure of public employees is being simplified, the 2027 revaluation rate was determined as 27.83 percent. With this rate, the 10-year passport fee rose to 17,142 TL, and the red light violation fine increased to 6,391 TL.

The Revenue Administration announced that the list of taxpayers with tax and penalty debts exceeding 5 million liras will be publicly disclosed in December.