On Thursday, Turkey's central bank left the key interest rate unchanged, despite hyperinflation and the risk of a currency crisis.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has full control over the central bank, and runs his own interest rate theory.
The issue of Turkish inflation is political embers in the country.
The government in the country is preparing a law that prohibits the publication of independent inflation measurements without permission from the state statistical office Turkstat.
But the skyrocketing prices risk threatening President Erdogan's chances of winning the next presidential election.
Follow SVT's correspondent to a bakery in Istanbul to hear the thoughts on the country's economic crisis - start the clip above.