There is mounting evidence that the Turkish central bank’s pursuit of loose monetary policy has caused inflation expectations to become unanchored, risking an upward wage-price spiral. As we explain in this Focus, higher inflation is likely to be accompanied by slower GDP growth, a weaker lira and a rise in local currency bond yields.
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