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Card Spending in Türkiye Surges Post-Coronavirus, Setting New Records

May 193:40 AMby Vadim Skritskii
Pulse Strength-0.50Moderate negative
Attention Pulse+0.38Subdued
Tier 1-24%Quiet · Long tail

In Türkiye, the trend of using credit and debit cards for shopping has experienced a significant uptick, particularly following the disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Recent data indicates that both the number of active cards and the volume of consumer spending are on a record-breaking trajectory, highlighting a shift in consumer behavior towards cashless transactions. This trend is underscored by an adjusted sentiment score of 30, suggesting a moderate level of optimism in the market despite lingering concerns, as indicated by a coverage level of 36. The growing reliance on card payments reflects broader economic recovery trends, although the rate of change has shown signs of slowing, with a recent three-month rate of change at -0.24. As consumer confidence continues to evolve, the implications for retail and financial sectors remain significant, with analysts closely monitoring these metrics for further insights into spending patterns.

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