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Turkey: lessons from previous easing cycles

Turkey’s central bank looks set to cut interest rates further over the coming months, but past experience suggests that the easing cycle will be short and that renewed lira weakness will eventually force policymakers to reverse course. We expect rate hikes to come onto the agenda in the second half of 2020.

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