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Turkish Inflation Likely to Ease in Boost for Central Bank Path
All eyes on Turkish central bank as markets await another cut
Turkish central bank limits maturity periods of FX-protected accounts
Turkish central bank cuts rates again as inflation pressures ease
Turkish central bank says tightening cycle saved Treasury $190M
Turkish central bank cuts rates by 250 points for second time in a row
Turkish central bank plans to terminate FX-protected scheme in 2025
Turkish central bank cuts rates after 1.5-year tightening drive
Turkish central bank cuts rates after 18 months of tightening efforts
Turkey's monetary policy committee, which sets interest rates, to meet 8 times in 2025
Turkey's central bank lowers key interest rate to 47.5%
Turkish central bank cuts key policy rate by 250 bps to 47.5%
Turkish central bank extends rate pause into 8th month
Turkish central bank keeps 50 pct interest rate unchanged for eighth time
Turkish central bank adjusts inflation targets, sees slower decline ahead
Turkish central bank reserves renew peak, near $160B
Turkish Inflation Likely Slowed Last Month as Central Bank Wary
IMF 'very impressed' by Turkiye's monetary policy pivot: Official
Inflation 'responding' to economic program: Turkish finance chief
Turkish central bank leaves rates on hold, cautions on inflation
Turkish central bank likely to hold off rate cut until December, January
Turkish central bank keeps 50 pct interest rate unchanged for seventh time
Turkish central bank leaves rates on hold, cites inflation uptick
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There has been 9 news sources reporting on this, including: Daily Sabah (62%), Duvar (10%), CNBC News (9%), ABC News (8%), Financial Times (4%).
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