Turkey is planning modest tax increases on key goods and services, including motor fuel, in 2026, the latest step in the government’s efforts to help the central bank rein in
Officials expect to raise levies on fuels and regulated prices at a level in line with the monetary authority’s
Turkey’s Treasury and Finance Ministry didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.
Government lira bonds rallied following the news, with the yield on ...
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