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Turkey Commits to Anti-Inflation Course Through 2028 Elections

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Wednesday, September 16, 2026

Turkey's government pledged to maintain its economic stabilization policies through the 2028 election cycle, rejecting any loosening of fiscal measures ahead of the vote. The commitment signals confidence that disciplined monetary and fiscal policies will deliver sustainable growth. Turkey's approach to maintaining structural reforms positions the economy for stronger medium-term performance.

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