All eyes will be on the central bank
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- Markets are focused on central banks as the final quarter begins and expect higher September inflation because of food prices and the reopening of schools.
- The warโs effects have made expectations for the Central Bank of the Republic of Tรผrkiyeโs Sept. 10 interest-rate decision volatile.
- If the bank holds rates steady, expectations will shift to the Oct. 22 meeting, a development that could briefly pressure stocks.
As the year enters its final quarter, attention is turning to the central banks. September inflation is expected to come in higher as the summer effect on food prices fades and schools reopen.
The effects of the war are adding to the uncertainty. That has made market expectations for the Central Bank of the Republic of Tรผrkiyeโs Sept. 10 meeting and interest-rate decision increasingly changeable.
If the central bank leaves rates unchanged, expectations will move to the Oct. 22 meeting. The shift could have a short-term negative effect on the stock market.
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Originally published by Hรผrriyet in Turkish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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