Goldman Says Turkish Investors Are Moving Fund Withdrawals Into Lira Deposits
Goldman Sachs analysts said Turkish investors withdrawing money from money market funds during a redemption crisis are most likely moving most of their savings into lira deposits. The assessment describes where the analysts believe the funds are going, but the supplied report does not provide a total withdrawal amount or further details about the crisis.
Turkish investors exiting money market funds during a redemption crisis are most likely transferring a majority of their savings to lira deposits, according to Goldman Sachs analysts.
The supplied report does not state the scale of the redemptions, identify the funds involved or provide further details about the timing or causes of the crisis.
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How could a sustained shift into lira deposits affect Turkish financial markets?
What evidence did Goldman Sachs analysts use to reach their assessment?
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