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Turkey's central bank data showed the CPI-based real effective exchange rate index rose 2.66 points to 107.76 in October, from 105.10 in September. Over the month the dollar gained about 1.63% against the lira while the euro lost about 1.07%.
This is a routine central bank index release on currency values, relevant to Turkish import costs but not a direct driver of feed commodity supply, demand or prices.
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