Şimşek: We are taking all necessary steps for market stability

Turkish Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek addressed recent fluctuations in exchange rates on Wednesday, reassuring the public that the government is taking all necessary measures to ensure the smooth operation of financial markets.
In a statement shared via his social media account, Şimşek emphasized the resilience of Türkiye’s ongoing economic strategy.
“Everything necessary for the healthy functioning of the markets is being done,” the minister stated. “The economic programme we are implementing continues with determination.”
The remarks come amid growing concerns over the rising exchange rates, which have sparked discussions about the stability of the Turkish lira. Şimşek’s comments underscore the government’s resolve to maintain its current economic policies despite market pressures, signaling a proactive approach to managing the country’s financial landscape. (ILKHA)
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