Central Bank Governor Karahan's Statement on the 'Funding Crisis': 'If Deemed necessary...'
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Central Bank Governor Fatih Karahan announced that monetary policy would be further tightened if there is a persistent deterioration in the inflation outlook. Highlighting high energy prices and geopolitical risks, Karahan emphasized that public inflation expectations remain around 44 percent.
Turkish Central Bank Governor Fatih Karahan made critical statements regarding rent and inflation in a presentation he gave at an event in Ankara. Karahan stated that they are closely monitoring the interaction of developments in the fund market with the banking system and other financial markets.
Central Bank Governor Fatih Karahan stated that rent inflation, which was at 66 percent last year, fell below 40 percent in October of this year. He noted that the slowdown in rents was a key factor in the decline in services inflation, and that the current outlook indicates that the decline in rent inflation will continue in the coming period.
Turkish Central Bank (TCMB) Governor Fatih Karahan stated that they are closely monitoring the interaction of developments in the fund market with the banking system and other financial markets, adding, "We will continue to closely monitor financial stability and liquidity conditions and proactively take any additional measures if deemed necessary."
The Central Bank of Turkey is prepared to tighten monetary policy in the event of a marked and sustained deterioration of the inflationary situation, said the head of the regulator ... ~ 06.11.2026, PRIM
Turkish Central Bank (TCMB) Governor Fatih Karahan said, "We will continue to be cautious to ensure the continuation of our gains in disinflation. In this regard, I would like to emphasize that we will resolutely maintain the necessary tight monetary policy stance until price stability is achieved."
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