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Goldman Sees Turkey Likely Tolerating Faster Lira Slide

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Goldman Sachs economists predict that Turkey will permit a more rapid depreciation of the lira. This move is intended to prioritize external-balance stabilization over disinflation. The forecast indicates a potential shift in Turkey's economic policy focus.

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Policy prioritization of external balance over disinflation

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Goldman Sachs economists expect Turkey to allow a more rapid depreciation of the lira.

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Goldman Sachs economists expect Turkey to allow a more rapid depreciation of the lira.

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  • Policy prioritization of external balance over disinflation
  • Government tolerance for currency depreciation as a strategic move

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Goldman Sachs economists expect Turkey to allow a more rapid depreciation of the lira in order to prioritize external-balance stabilization over disinflation.

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Goldman Sachs economists expect Turkey to allow a more rapid depreciation of the lira.

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The policy aims to prioritize external-balance stabilization over disinflation.

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