Turkish Central Bank Keeps Rates Unchanged Amid Energy Prices Risk
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The Central Bank of Turkey has decided to maintain the key rate at 37 per cent per annum, leaving the rate unchanged for the fifth consecutive time. The Turkish regulator's decision was in full accord with the analysts' projections, transfers the RIA News. The discount rate remains unchanged at the fifth consecutive meeting. "The Central Bank did not make any changes to the rate of interest, leaving it at 37 per cent," states the regulator's sta…
Markets are focused on the Monetary Policy Committee meeting of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey, which will announce its interest rate decision today. While most economists expect the policy rate to remain unchanged, the interest rate path for the remainder of the year will also be closely watched.
The Central Bank of Turkey (TCMB) kept its policy interest rate unchanged at 37 percent. Analyzing the central bank's decision – which marked its first rate hike since July – and focusing on domestic demand, geopolitical risks, and oil prices, expert economists İris Cibre, Murat Sagman, Emre Alkin, and Mahfi Eğilmez highlighted the soundness of the decision while also considering the possibility of a rate cut before the end of the year or in Oct…
The central bank keeps the rates intact despite the cooling of demand: energy and geopolitical pressure threaten deinflation again.
Turkey’s central bank keeps policy rate at 37 percent for 5th straight meeting - Turkish Minute
Turkey’s central bank left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 37 percent for a fifth consecutive meeting on Thursday as energy prices fueled by the US war on Iran threatened to slow the decline in inflation, the state-run Anadolu news agency reported. The Monetary Policy Committee, led by Governor Fatih Karahan, kept the one-week repo […]
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