Key Events In EMEA - Week Of March 14

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By Muhammet Mercan of ING Economics
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Prioritizing the "liraisation" strategy since December, the Central Bank of Turkey has adopted a wait-and-see approach and kept a more optimistic view than that of the market on the country's inflation path.

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Look out for CPI releases and central bank rate decisions to dominate the EMEA calendar this week

Turkey:

Policy rate to remain unchanged

Prioritizing the "liraisation" strategy since December, the Central Bank of Turkey has adopted a wait-and-see approach and kept a more optimistic view than that of the market on the country's inflation path. Despite the external outlook with escalating geopolitical risks turning less supportive, we expect the bank to remain mute again in this month’s rate-setting meeting, keeping the policy rate at 14%.

EMEA Economic Calendar

Source: Refinitiv, ING, *GMT

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