In a report, ING International said that the Central Bank of Turkey may keep interest rates unchanged at 50% and maintain its "hawkish" rhetoric on maintaining tightening policies to suppress inflation, which could support the lira. "The change in the market's view of the lira is due to the Central Bank of Turkey implementing more traditional and tighter monetary policies," analyst Chris Turner said. He pointed out that the lira has been the main beneficiary of interest rate trading in recent months. He said that another hawkish press conference will continue to positively reassess Turkish assets and boost the lira.