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Turkey raises inflation forecast to 28.4% amid Middle East war outlook

Turkey has raised its inflation forecast to 28.4%, with the Middle East war cited as a factor affecting the outlook. The supplied headline does not specify a new policy response.

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Higher inflation could intensify pressure on Turkish households, businesses and monetary policy.

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