The American dollar has surpassed last week's peak against the Turkish lira, setting a new record.

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The dollar started the week at 34.9620 lira and the euro at 36.8190 lira in the Istanbul free market. The dollar, bought at 34.9600 lira in the free market, is being sold at 34.9620 lira.

On Friday, the selling price of the dollar was 34.9500 lira, while the selling price of the euro was 36.7460 lira.

HOW MUCH IS THE EURO?

The selling price of the euro, bought at 36.8170 lira, was determined to be 36.8190 lira.

FED INTEREST RATE CUT EXPECTATIONS WEAKEN

Market experts point out that the likelihood of the FED maintaining its tight monetary policy has increased, indicating that this situation could further raise exchange rates in developing countries. It is stated that the pressure on the Turkish Lira has increased, especially due to high inflation and global uncertainties.

MARKETS ARE NERVOUS

The uncertainty surrounding the FED's interest rate decisions is reducing investors' risk appetite, leading to fluctuations in exchange rates in developing markets like Turkey. The increase in exchange rates may raise import costs and affect the general price level, making economic policies more critical in the upcoming period. Analysts predict that the markets are closely monitoring both global and local developments and that the rise in the dollar rate may continue. In this process, the measures to be taken by the government and the Central Bank are eagerly awaited. The American dollar has reached a historic peak against the Turkish lira.