Turkey’s central bank left its policy rate on hold at 50.00% at today’s meeting, but the statement continued to strike a hawkish tone amid persistent inflation risks in the economy. While we think the tightening cycle has likely come to an end, with the economy growing strongly and inflation pressures remaining hot, we still don’t expect rates to be cut until next year.
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