Turkish Lira Hits Record Low at 45 per Dollar
The Turkish lira falls to a record low of 45 per dollar amid ongoing economic pressures.
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The Turkish lira falls to a record low of 45 per dollar amid ongoing economic pressures.
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The Turkish lira hits an all-time low, losing 97% of its value since 2010 amid inflation and policy uncertainty.
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