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Turkish Finance Minister Nebati says high interest rates won't be a priority
Turkish Finance Minister Nureddin Nebati said on Thursday that high interest rates won't be a priority, according to newswires. Elvan was installed as Finance Minister earlier on Thursday and is seen as a strong supporter of President Recep Erdogan's drive to lower interest rates. Nebati added that he would take steps to achieve a more predictable market and economy.
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