ANKARA: Turkey’s inflation is expected to trend downward by the middle of the year with the support of a tight monetary stance, Central Bank Governor Murat Cetinkaya said on Wednesday.
In a speech at a business conference in the western city of Denizli, Cetinkaya also said the bank would closely monitor pricing behaviour and further monetary tightening could be implemented if necessary.
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