The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey kept the one week repo rate at 37 percent in June. Overnight lending and borrowing rates remained at 40 percent and 35.5 percent as policymakers pointed to weak domestic demand and volatile energy prices.
The stance imposes a high cost of capital on Turkish businesses even as it supports the disinflation program…
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