
Turkey’s central bank is maintaining a tight policy stance while inflation remains elevated, despite October inflation staying below 30% for a second consecutive month. Officials said energy and unprocessed food prices remain important risks, while the lira has weakened to record lows near 50 per dollar.
A weaker lira can raise the cost of imported feed and energy, adding to domestic inflation; maintaining tight policy may help support the currency but also restrains domestic demand. The article describes the policy stance and risks rather than a new rate decision.
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