EN #carry trade 10/9/26 Morgan Stanley Evaluation on Dollar and Global Currencies Examining the current dynamics in global foreign exchange markets, Morgan Stanley announced that short-term declines could present a buying opportunity. News Economy
EN #carry trade 9/12/26 Morgan Stanley Analysis on Turkish Lira and Carry Trade Global financial institution Morgan Stanley announced that it maintains its positive stance on carry trade transactions in the Turkish lira. News Economy
EN #carry trade 9/11/26 Rapid surge in Japanese yen threatens carry trade positions The appreciation of the Japanese yen against the dollar has increased concerns over the unwinding of carry trade transactions globally, putting pressure on risk assets. News Economy
EN #carry trade 9/7/26 Morgan Stanley Expects Two Rate Cuts from CBRT by Year-End Investment bank Morgan Stanley expects the Central Bank to keep interest rates steady on Thursday and to implement 100-basis-point cuts in both October and December during the final quarter. News Economy
EN #carry trade 9/4/26 Slowdown Signals in the Turkish Economy and Expected Steps by the CBRT Data released ahead of the CBRT meeting on September 10 shows a slowdown in economic activity and employment, while inflation maintains its stickiness. News Economy
EN #carry trade 9/3/26 Hot Money Inflows to Turkey Reach $75 Billion and a New Tax Plan Is on the Agenda While hot money inflows through foreign investors' carry trade transactions in Turkey have reached $75 billion, the economic administration is evaluating tax measures to limit potential risks. News Economy
EN #carry trade 9/2/26 Turkish lira's carry return remains at global peak Offering a 11.2% return since the beginning of the year, the Turkish lira became the fourth best-performing currency following Brazil, Argentina, and Colombia. News Economy
EN #carry trade 9/2/26 75 billion dollars of hot money entering Turkey concerns the economic administration The 75 billion dollars of hot money directed to Turkey through the high interest rate policy is prompting the economic administration to take new measures against the risk of a potential rapid exit. News Economy