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Hakan Kara: 'The Likelihood of Interest Rate Cuts Has Increased'

Prof. Dr. Hakan Kara stated that the funding crisis would slow economic activity and growth, but would alleviate inflationary pressures. Highlighting the risks of a shift towards foreign currency and reserve loss, Kara said he expects a 100 basis point interest rate cut in October.

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