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>"Turkey’s central bank delivered a massive interest rate cut on Thursday, sending the lira to a new record low."

[@Druss](/user/profile/Druss) I posted this article 2 days ago why is this relevant and mine's not??

Thanks for posting Yes, lots of talk about BOE hiking rates soon, however GDP growth has been less than expected recently so I wouldn't be surprised to see hikes put off a bit longer.