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TURKEY: MNI CBRT Preview – September 2024

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  • The CBRT is expected to keep its one-week repo rate unchanged at 50% and maintain a hawkish tilt to its communication. Among sell-side, analysts remain divided over the timing of the first rate cut.
  • Some see an easing cycle commencing as soon as the October or November meetings, while others expect rates to remain on hold through the remainder of the year.
  • Guidance in the policy statement will therefore be closely watched, in particular whether officials will stick with its tightening bias or shift to a more neutral stance.
  • See the full preview, with a summary of sell-side analyst views, here.
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  • The CBRT is expected to keep its one-week repo rate unchanged at 50% and maintain a hawkish tilt to its communication. Among sell-side, analysts remain divided over the timing of the first rate cut.
  • Some see an easing cycle commencing as soon as the October or November meetings, while others expect rates to remain on hold through the remainder of the year.
  • Guidance in the policy statement will therefore be closely watched, in particular whether officials will stick with its tightening bias or shift to a more neutral stance.
  • See the full preview, with a summary of sell-side analyst views, here.