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Turkish Lira Hits Record Low on 219 of Past 260 Trading Days
The Turkish lira has hit a record low against the dollar on 219 of the past 260 trading days as its prolonged depreciation continues.
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The Turkish lira has hit a record low against the dollar on 219 of the past 260 trading days as its prolonged depreciation continues.
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