Turkey reports record monthly decline in foreign reserves for March as global market selloffs triggered by the Iran war strain the lira.
Turkey's foreign reserves experienced their largest monthly decline on record in March, driven by global selloffs in emerging market assets and pressure on the lira following the outbreak of war in Iran.
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