The current account is the primary account of the balance of payments. Because that measures all transactions that involve economic values of goods, services, primary income, and secondary income. We can understand performance of the economy and its main problems with current account so that it is taken into consideration by the policymakers in the decision process. Current account deficit became persistent structural problem in Turkey. In this study, we investigate, how Turkey's current account is affected when there is an unexpected increase in the prices of imported goods and exported goods. For this purpose, we used a DSGE model. Based on micro-baselines in general, DSGE (Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium) models describe the change of economic variables over time. The basic assumption of DSGE models is that markets are cleared with price and quantity adjustments. DSGE models are widely used to investigate the effectiveness of economic policies. In this study, ARGEMmin DSGE model developed by Escude (2012) for a Small Open Economy (SOE) is adapted to Turkey in order to study the dynamics of Current Account in Turkey. The model is calibrated and implemented in Dynare. The impacts of export and import inflation shocks on the current account dynamics are shown by obtaining impulse response functions.