20.02.2025 12:00
The international credit rating agency Standard & Poor's has updated its interest rate expectations for Turkey. The agency, which previously predicted an interest rate of 35% by the end of 2025, has announced a new forecast of 32.5%.
The credit rating agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) has made an update regarding interest rate expectations, which is considered an important development for Turkey's economic future and credit rating.
S&P published an updated assessment of Turkey's economic policies and credit markets, revising its interest rate and exchange rate forecasts for emerging markets. The agency, which previously predicted an interest rate of 35% for the end of 2025, announced a new forecast of 32.5%. The interest rate expectation for 2026 was recorded at 20%, and for 2027, it was noted as 15%.
S&P MAINTAINED ITS DOLLAR/TRY FORECAST
The international credit rating agency Standard & Poor's had announced its dollar/TRY forecast as 42 for the end of 2025. The expectation for dollar/TRY in 2026 was 47, and for 2027, it was 52. In the latest statement from the agency, it was reported that these forecasts have been maintained.