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Turkish currency breaks anti-record, exceeding 33 liras per dollar

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date June 25, 2024

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The national currency of Türkiye broke an anti-record, exceeding 33 Turkish liras per dollar. The maximum rate of the lira at auction on June 25 was 33.13 liras per dollar

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