Turkey’s “new economic model” to amplify old problems

The “new economic model” adopted by Turkey’s government is likely to mean low real interest rates and a persistently weak lira, but it will come alongside a shift towards capital controls, ever higher inflation and growing fiscal and banking sector risks. Drop-In: Jason will be discussing Turkey's mounting economic risks in a 20-minute online session on Thursday at 09:00 ET/14:00 GMT. Register here.

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