Turkish inflation begins to fall amid economic strength

Economy proves buoyant amid stimulus measures in wake of failed coup

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The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey: inflation is coming down
CBRT

Inflation is beginning to moderate in Turkey a year on from the country’s failed coup, with government stimulus measures helping to encourage robust growth.

CPI inflation sank to 9.8% in July, from 10.9% in June, having been in double figures since February (see figure 1). A major factor in the decline was the passing through of base effects; the lira plunged against the dollar in 2016, but has recovered somewhat this year, helping to curb import prices, according to the Central Bank of the

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