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Greek leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis is set for a landslide win and a comeback as prime minister
Central bank calls move ‘first step’ towards a more conventional monetary policy
Fund managers concerned President Erdoğan will not allow unorthodox policies to be fully unwound
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New governor Hafize Gaye Erkan raises benchmark rate from 8.5% to 15%
Sharp increase in interest rates expected as new leadership seeks to pull $900bn economy away from brink
Hafize Gaye Erkan, the first woman to lead the institution, could raise interest rates to combat inflation
Currency undergoes biggest fall since late 2021 after finance minister’s pledge to restore ‘rational’ policies
If the country’s shift towards economic orthodoxy is real, credible steps need to be taken quickly
After a promising rejig, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan must loosen his grip on economic policy
Mehmet Şimşek signals intention to move away from unorthodox strategy that has fuelled crisis
Move signals that President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan may be open to a more orthodox economic approach
Economists warn economic stimulus and ultra-loose monetary policies will fuel inflation crisis
Re-elected president insists interest rates should stay low despite inflation running at over 40%
Currency falls to 20 to the dollar for the first time as polls predict Erdoğan victory at runoff election
The country’s vigorous export-oriented private sector is being threatened by the president’s economic chicanery
Pre-poll worries over economy exacerbated since Erdoğan’s strong first-round showing
Investors increasingly concerned over Turkish president’s insistence that low interest rates cure inflation
Hopes are dimming that a change in political power could mark return to economic orthodoxy
Cost of credit default swaps records biggest rise in two years, while bonds sell off
President says he would ‘not let anyone be crushed by inflation’
He was the architect of IMF-backed progress subsequently reversed by Erdoğan
After 21 years in power, the president is in a tight contest with a united opposition determined to change the course of the nation
Winning back credibility with foreign fund managers will be ‘grotesquely difficult’
Faith in the veteran leader is dwindling but does not necessarily translate into support for the opposition
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