
The Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye published its October real effective exchange rate report, showing the consumer-price-based index up 2.66 points to 107.76. The producer-price-based index rose 1.67 points to 102.90, and the lira gained 1.63% against the dollar on a monthly average.
A stronger real lira raises the cost of Turkish exports and can weigh on domestic feed and grain import prices in lira terms. It is a currency and inflation signal with little direct effect on feed commodity prices.
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