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Turkey: political noise but investment opportunity

| Emerging Markets Equities
James Syme
31 Oct 2019
  • We have had an increasingly positive view on Turkish assets, despite some stark news headlines covering the deteriorating relationship between the US and Turkey.
     
  • The external political environment matters less when US dollar liquidity improves, which we believe will be the result of the Federal Reserve’s growing realisation that increased intervention is needed.
     
  • There will be tweets, and headlines, but we choose to look through these, and focus on the wider opportunity Turkey offers with the economy reset and the currency and equity market looking cheap.
     

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