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The fall of the Istanbul Stock Exchange and the Turkish lira drag down BBVA

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The facade of BBVA's headquarters in Madrid. EDUARDO PARRA / EUROPA PRESS — The facade of the BBVA headquarters in Madrid. EDUARDO PARRA / EUROPA PRESS

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A dark day in Turkey's financial markets following the political crisis sparked by the arrest of Ekrem Imamoğlu, mayor of Istanbul and main rival of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Both the Istanbul Stock Exchange and the Turkish lira collapsed, dragging down BBVA.

The fall of the Istanbul Stock Exchange and the Turkish lira drag down BBVA

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