Turkey Holds Rates on Oil Risks, Opens Door for October Cut

Bloomberg · first seen 10.09.2026 · updated 11.09.2026

The Turkish central bank left its main interest rate unchanged, balancing slowing inflation against rising crude oil prices while signaling a possible October cut.

Turkish central bank left main interest rate unchanged.
Policymakers cited caution regarding crude oil prices.
Door opened for a potential October rate cut.

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