Turkey is turning another corner in ending an era of ultra-loose monetary policy.
The central bank will likely take interest rates above zero relative to an inflation measure preferred by policymakers, after keeping them deeply negative for more than two years when adjusted for current prices. Looking ahead, the pace of rate hikes is set to slow following increases of up to 7.5 percentage points in recent months.
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