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EUR/TRY

FOREX Exotic

Euro vs Turkish Lira.

53.91 (-0.09%)
Spread
15 - 60 pips
Volatility
Very High
Daily Range
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Trading Hours
24/5

Performance

2026-07-20 12:00 UTC
Today
-0.09%
Week
+0.77%
Month
+1.9%
YTD
+3.87%
Year
+10.78%

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EUR/TRY Chart

A descriptive read of EUR/TRY across timeframes — trend, momentum and key levels. Educational market analysis, not a buy or sell recommendation. How to read charts →

Economic Calendar

Next 7 days · medium & high impact for EUR, TRY

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Date / Time (UTC)CurrencyImpactEventForecastPrevious
2026-07-23
12:15 UTC
πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί EUR
Main Refinancing Rate
Euro Area
2.40%2.40%
2026-07-23
12:15 UTC
πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί EUR
Monetary Policy Statement
Euro Area
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2026-07-23
12:45 UTC
πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί EUR
ECB Press Conference
Euro Area
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2026-07-24
07:15 UTC
πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί EUR
French Flash Manufacturing PMI
Euro Area
51.250.7
2026-07-24
07:15 UTC
πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί EUR
French Flash Services PMI
Euro Area
47.747.4
2026-07-24
07:30 UTC
πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί EUR
German Flash Manufacturing PMI
Euro Area
50.550.0
2026-07-24
07:30 UTC
πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί EUR
German Flash Services PMI
Euro Area
49.046.8
All times UTC. Auto-updated from official release schedules. For information only.

Contract Specifications

Lot Size100,000 units
Min Trade0.01 lot
Swap Long-380 pts/day
Swap Short+90 pts/day

About EUR/TRY

About EUR/TRY

EUR/TRY represents the exchange rate between the Euro and the Turkish Lira, pairing a stable major currency with one of the most volatile emerging market currencies in the world. Turkey sits at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, and its economy is characterized by a large, young population, significant manufacturing base, and a growing services sector. However, the Turkish Lira has experienced dramatic depreciation over the past decade due to persistent high inflation, unorthodox monetary policy decisions, and political uncertainty. EUR/TRY is traded both by those seeking to profit from the lira’s high-yield carry trade opportunities and by those hedging Turkish business or investment exposure.

What Moves EUR/TRY?

Turkish Monetary Policy and Inflation

The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) is the single most important driver of EUR/TRY. Turkey has experienced episodes of politically influenced monetary policy where rate cuts were implemented despite soaring inflation, causing sharp lira depreciation. When the CBRT adopts orthodox, inflation-fighting policy with high rates, TRY can stabilize or strengthen. Interest rate decisions, CPI data, and official commentary on inflation targets are critical events.

Turkish Political Developments

Turkey’s political landscape directly impacts the lira. Presidential directives on economic policy, government reshuffles affecting economic management, and geopolitical positioning all influence investor confidence. Political pressure on the central bank to lower rates despite high inflation has been a recurring theme that creates both risk and opportunity.

Eurozone Economic Conditions

ECB rate decisions and Eurozone economic data influence the EUR side. Turkey has significant trade ties with the EU, meaning Eurozone economic health affects Turkish exports and growth. During periods of Eurozone strength, EUR/TRY may rise from both EUR appreciation and relative Turkish economic underperformance.

Geopolitical Risk and Capital Flows

Turkey’s strategic position and involvement in regional conflicts, NATO dynamics, and relations with the EU and US create geopolitical risk premiums that affect the lira. Foreign capital flows into Turkish bonds and equities are highly sensitive to these geopolitical factors and can reverse rapidly, causing sharp EUR/TRY spikes.

Trading EUR/TRY

EUR/TRY offers wide spreads, typically 15-50 pips or more, reflecting the lira’s lower liquidity and higher volatility. Swap costs on short positions can be significant due to Turkey’s high interest rates, while long positions may earn positive carry. The pair is most liquid during European trading hours (07:00-16:00 UTC) and around CBRT announcements. EUR/TRY can move hundreds or even thousands of pips in a single session during crises, making position sizing and risk management absolutely critical. This pair is generally suited for experienced traders comfortable with emerging market dynamics and wide price fluctuations.

EUR/TRY FAQ

What is EUR/TRY?
EUR/TRY is the exchange rate between the Euro and Turkish Lira. It reflects the massive interest rate and inflation differential between the Eurozone and Turkey.
What moves EUR/TRY?
Turkish inflation data, TCMB rate decisions, ECB policy, political risk in Turkey, and capital flight dynamics are the main drivers.
Why does EUR/TRY keep rising?
Persistent high inflation in Turkey (often exceeding 50% annually) erodes the Lira's value, causing EUR/TRY to trend higher over time despite very high Turkish interest rates.