Latest signs of optimism in Turkey’s markets may not last

A sense that President Erdogan might shift towards orthodox policymaking seems to be soothing Turkey’s financial markets, but we doubt this optimism will last long. And we think the Turkish lira will weaken markedly regardless of the policy mix.

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