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Revisiting Turkey's external risks

While Turkish asset prices have regained some of their lost ground today, the outbreak of protests over the past few days has re-focused attention on the country’s economic vulnerabilities. In particular, it is highly reliant on external funding, which underpins our view that the Turkish economy is treading a bumpier path than many seem to expect.

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