Turkey’s economy posted another robust quarter of growth in Q2, with GDP rising by 2.1% q/q, as stronger consumption and exports more than offset weaker investment. But strong growth is merely adding to Turkey’s external vulnerabilities and the lira remains susceptible to sharp and disorderly falls.
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