ISTANBUL — The head of Turkey’s central bank raised its year-end inflation forecast on Thursday and vowed to maintain a tight monetary policy to rein in the country’s runaway consumer prices. Consumer price growth accelerated to 69.8 percent in April despite a series of interest rate hikes. Central bank Governor Fatih Karahan on Thursday raised Read The Rest at :
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