The focus ahead of Turkey’s constitutional referendum, taking place in a month’s time, has been on the political ramifications, but relatively little has been said about the economic impact. Our sense is that a ‘yes’ victory (in favour of the amendments) could result in faster growth in the near-term, but that it could harm medium-term prospects. The impact on the financial markets is likely to be relatively limited.
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