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Turkey’s Fast-Growing Corporate Bond Market Grapples With Funds Crisis Fallout

Bloomberg Markets Friday 16 October 2026, 11:07 UTC By Inci Ozbek, Tugce Ozsoy and Beril Akman 1 min read
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The crisis roiling Turkey’s investment industry may be spilling into its fast-growing corporate bond market, potentially crimping smaller companies’ access to financing.

The crisis roiling Turkey’s investment industry may be spilling into its fast-growing corporate bond market, potentially crimping smaller companies’ access to financing.
Turkey (LOCATION) Fast-Growing Corporate Bond Market (ORG)
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