S&P SAYS TURKISH ECONOMY COULD BE SET FOR HARD LANDING
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- Published:28 Temmuz 2011, Perşembe
- Updated:28 Temmuz 2011, Perşembe
Turkey's economy could be heading for a hard landing and Standard & Poors is watching for measures taken to prevent overheating, Frank Gill, an analyst at the credit ratings agency said on Wednesday.
Gill said there was no risk of a systemic shock to the Turkish economy thanks to the currency regime. Turkey operates a floating exchange rate, unlike during the 2000/01 crisis when a fixed exchange rate system existed.
Gill also said he saw an improvement in Turkey's public debt position.
He also said it was difficult to anticipate Turkey's future credit rating. S&P rates Turkey two notches below investment grade, and holds a positive outlook.
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