Maximus wrote:
10 years to build it up but 10 months to knock it back down to "zero".
Lordo wrote:very funny, in the meantime people are collection food for cyprus. stupid dipsticks.
Lordo wrote:so much hatred is not easy to overcome without medication.
never mind brazil, food is being collected in london for cyprus but do they get a mention, nope.
Turkey rushes to defend lira
The Turkish central bank has taken urgent action to defend the lira and crimp lax credit, but the announcement of unconventional measures ran into market scepticism.
Market sources on Monday said that the bank had already begun selling US dollars. The bank sprang its announcement, including a signal that it will sell foreign currency, after the local lira fell to a record low value against the greenback.
There was scepticism on Turkish markets that spending reserves would prevent the lira from falling further.
Demonax wrote:Things looking very ropey...Turkey rushes to defend lira
The Turkish central bank has taken urgent action to defend the lira and crimp lax credit, but the announcement of unconventional measures ran into market scepticism.
Market sources on Monday said that the bank had already begun selling US dollars. The bank sprang its announcement, including a signal that it will sell foreign currency, after the local lira fell to a record low value against the greenback.
There was scepticism on Turkish markets that spending reserves would prevent the lira from falling further.
http://www.theage.com.au/business/marke ... z2YVDuMnKR
bill cobbett wrote:Demonax wrote:Things looking very ropey...Turkey rushes to defend lira
The Turkish central bank has taken urgent action to defend the lira and crimp lax credit, but the announcement of unconventional measures ran into market scepticism.
Market sources on Monday said that the bank had already begun selling US dollars. The bank sprang its announcement, including a signal that it will sell foreign currency, after the local lira fell to a record low value against the greenback.
There was scepticism on Turkish markets that spending reserves would prevent the lira from falling further.
http://www.theage.com.au/business/marke ... z2YVDuMnKR
Yes, just over 2 Billion USD, out of a foreign currency reserve of 40 Billion USD, spent propping up the TL on Monday alone. Money down the pan.
Erdogan is in for a surprise if he thinks he can outspend the markets.
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