
The Turkish lira weakened, pushing the dollar/TL rate up 0.1% to a record 50.20. The euro traded at 56.11 lira and the pound at 67.27, while the dollar index slipped 0.2% to 102; markets were watching US inflation data and expectations for the Federal Reserve’s December decision.
Further lira depreciation can raise the local-currency cost of imported feed grains and other agricultural inputs in Turkey. This is a currency-driven cost pressure rather than a change in global commodity supply or demand.
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