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Turkey's Gold Reserves Decline Amid Currency Concerns
First article: 24 mar. 2026, 17:59
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Turkey's dwindling gold reserves have sparked speculation that the government might resort to selling them off to prop up the Turkish Lira. The move would be a desperate attempt to stabilize the currency, which has been facing significant challenges in recent months. The potential sale raises questions about the long-term economic stability of Turkey and the government's ability to manage the crisis.Articles about this topic
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