ISTANBUL—Turkey’s central financial institution moved Wednesday to prop up the nation’s collapsing foreign money, promoting international reserves after the lira reached new lows following feedback by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in protection of his unorthodox financial insurance policies.
The lira rebounded after the financial institution mentioned it was taking motion to handle “unhealthy worth formations in change charges.” The free-falling lira has heaped financial strain on strange Turkish individuals, who’re scuffling with rising costs of meals, gas, medication and different important items.
