UBS has shifted its stance on the Turkish lira, moving from a favorable carry trade position to a neutral or off-recommendation stance. The firm now identifies more attractive carry potential in the South African rand, Brazilian real, and Mexican peso.
Key Takeaways
- 1.UBS no longer recommends adding allocations to the Turkish lira (TRY) against the US dollar.
- 2.The firm prefers diversified exposure to higher-yielding emerging market currencies such as the South African rand, Brazilian real, and Mexican peso.
Table of Contents
- Türkiye: Stepping back from the TRY carry trade
- Investing in emerging markets
- Global asset class preferences definitions
- Appendix
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Authors
Tilmann KolbPietro Santin
Securities
USDTRY
Themes
Carry TradeDisinflation
Regions
Middle EastTürkiyeUnited StatesSouth Africa
