Turkey’s central bank plays hardball
October 5, 2011 7:00 pm by Daniel Dombey
Mehmet Simsek
The Turkish central bank is upping the stakes in its defence of the country’s currency, increasing the daily maximum of foreign currency it can sell to $1.35bn – more than it has sold for any day in five years.
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