Fitch Ratings sees improved economic outlook for Türkiye in 2025

International credit rating agency Fitch Ratings has expressed optimism about Türkiye's economic outlook for 2025.
The agency believes that the country's recent policy rebalancing efforts have led to a significant reduction in external vulnerabilities and improved market perception.
Fitch Ratings highlighted the importance of maintaining tight monetary policy conditions and implementing rational fiscal policies to further reduce inflation and strengthen the economy. The agency noted that while significant progress has been made, high and persistent inflation remains a challenge.
The analysis also emphasized the need for Türkiye to continue its efforts to rebuild the credibility of its monetary policy and ensure sustained access to external financing.
As Türkiye moves forward, the international community will be closely watching the country's economic performance and its ability to navigate global economic uncertainties. (ILKHA)
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