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The transcript discusses the economic impact of the coup in Turkey, focusing on the challenges faced by investors in Turkish stocks and debt. It highlights the potential consequences of political control on economic growth, drawing parallels with Argentina's history. The role of the Central Bank and market reactions to potential rate cuts are also examined.

How might the recent coup attempt influence investor confidence in Turkish equities?

What are the potential long-term effects of a government focusing on consolidating political control on the economy?

What indicators suggest that Turkey's economy may be facing challenges in the near future?

In what ways could the central bank's actions impact the economic situation in Turkey?

What historical examples can be drawn upon to understand the economic consequences of political consolidation?