US EditionTurkey Spends Billions in Reserves to Support Lira Amid Iran War Turmoil - Turkish Minute
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In Turkey, some speculate on profit from the Iran war. But disadvantages outweigh. Foreign exchange reserves shrink, inflation lurks, guests stay away.
Gold, in the midst of a geopolitical crisis, does not play its usual role as a safe haven. An anomaly that is explained by large sales led by several central banks. ...
Turkey has sold gold of 20 billion dollars since the start of Iran's war, in a valley of precious metal liquids that...
The country 'Turkey' has become the biggest topic of discussion in the gold market these days. A country that had a large amount of gold, suddenly had to sell 52 tons of gold in 30 days. The declining currency, rising inflation and dwindling foreign reserves have brought Turkey to such a turning point that it had to release even its most secure reserve into the market. The Central Bank of Turkey had a large amount of gold deposits for years. Thi…
Turkey spends billions in reserves to support lira amid Iran war turmoil - Turkish Minute
Turkey’s central bank has spent tens of billions of dollars in foreign exchange and gold reserves in recent weeks to stabilize the lira amid market pressure triggered by the war on Iran, according to international and local reports.
Gold's reputation as a safe haven in times of crisis suffered during the Iran war. In March alone, gold lost value at its fastest rate in 18 years. However, sales by central banks are also a contributing factor.
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