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Turkey Lets Lira Fall Quicker to Avoid Future Devaluation Risk
Source: Bloomberg
Currency & FXMonetary Policy
Turkey is allowing the lira to depreciate more quickly to avert sharper weakness over the longer term, central bank Governor Fatih Karahan reportedly told investors in Bangkok. The account is attributed to people with direct knowledge; no depreciation rate or market reaction was provided.
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