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Commerzbank: Despite high inflation, the Turkish lira still faces pressure from the central bank to cut interest rates.
Gelonghui, November 10th | Tatha Ghose from Commerzbank stated in a report that despite persistently high inflation, the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey may continue to cut interest rates, which would further pressure the lira. The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey has already raised its year-end inflation forecast again on Friday to a range of 31% to 33%. However, Governor Fatih Karahan indicated that the broader downward trend in inflation is expected to continue. Ghose expressed skepticism about this view. He believes that although inflation risks are rising, the likelihood of continued premature interest rate cuts reduces the attractiveness of the lira in carry trades.
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