Turkey’s Central Bank makes three points at interest rates in response to mitigation

Turkey’s Central Bank on Thursday reduced its key interest rate by three points to 43%, returning on the path of weakening cash.

The stage noted the first decrease in the rate since April, when the bank hike became up to 46% after the conflicting arrest mayor Istanbul Imomoglu, which sent the Turkish lyre.

The move also suggests the confidence in the work of the monetary policy committee against the fight against inflation, which in June sat by 35.05%, but is constantly decreasing.

“The sincere position of monetary policy, which will be maintained for the price of prices, will support the disinfectant process through the moderation of domestic demand, the real assessment of the Turkish lyre and the improvement of inflation expectations,” the statement said.

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