Turkey Turkish Rate Decision June 17 2021

JamesThatcher

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What does the data mean to the market?

The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey's (CBRT) Monetary Policy Committee votes on setting the overnight interest rate. Traders watch interest rate changes closely as short term interest rates are the primary factor in currency valuation.

A higher than expected rate is positive/bullish for the TRY (Turkish Lira), while a lower than expected rate is negative/bearish.


Historic deviations and their outcome

March 18 2021 +1.0 positive deviation from the forecast, which gave a nice move of 750 pips in the first minute, then great continuation afterwards, too!

Check out the price action here:

December 24 2020 +0.5 positive deviation from the forecast, which gave 475 pips in one minute.

Check out the price action here:

October 22 2020 -1.75 negative deviation from the forecast, which created a great move! With over 900 pips in the first minute.

Check out the price action here:




I will use forecasts of:

Benchmark Rate 19



Today's trade plan

25 economists all forecasts today for the rate to stay at 19%

Last time there was an unexpected hike in rates, President Erdogan sacked the central bank governor. Today is the first policy announcement from the new governor Sahap Kavcioglu, who's under pressure to cut rates. So far, he has signalled he won't cut yet but let's see!

Realistically the only feasible outcome from today is a possible cut. So if we get a deviation of 1.0 or more, we can expect a continued and prolonged weakening in TRY pairs.



Tradable pairs

EURTRY
USDTRY


Hope this helps but please do your own analysis!!

Good luck!!

James Thatcher

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I really feel that turkey will repeat 1994. They already had a default that year and they a close to have another one.
 
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