HALISTER1: Morgan Stanley ‘Turns Bearish’ on Turkish Government Bonds

Morgan Stanley ‘Turns Bearish’ on Turkish Government Bonds

(Bloomberg) -- Recommends investors sell 2023 bonds, sees local 10-yr notes trading at 10% yield in next three months, according to e-mailed report by analysts including Min Dai.
  • Expects long-end to underperform as foreign investors reduce duration risk
  • Turkey has entered a period of “rising political risk again, at least for the next 6-8 months”
  • Likelihood of cutting the O/N rate by 50bps in May has “decreased materially”; says 25bps or no cut more likely
  • Sees USDTRY heading to 3.2 per dollar by year-end; another election cycle and risks around monetary policy and security remain “key headwinds for the currency”
  • Central bank, finance ministry may turn more accommodative in case of early election or referendum. which means “risks to public finances and the inflation outlook are to the upside”
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Source: BFW (Bloomberg First Word)

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