
The dollar began the week at 50.17 lira and the euro at 56.07 lira; both currencies had risen against the lira over the preceding five business days. Markets are watching US inflation data and the Turkish central bank's inflation report on Thursday, after the bank previously raised its year-end inflation forecast from 26% to 28%.
Inflation and rate expectations can affect the lira and the local cost of imported feed and agricultural inputs. The article reports modest recent currency gains, not a new supply shock.
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