Turkey Cuts Policy Rate 100bp to 36%

Turkey's central bank cut its policy rate by 100 basis points to 36% on Thursday, continuing an easing cycle. The move signals a deliberate shift toward monetary loosening despite elevated inflation, likely reflecting political pressure or a revised inflation outlook. This raises questions about the central bank's independence and the sustainability of the lira.

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