In a significant boost for the Turkish economy, the nation’s 5-year Credit Default Swap (CDS)—the primary indicator of international credit reliability—experienced a sharp decline on March 10, 2026. After hitting a five-month peak during the previous session, the risk premium retreated by 9 basis points, sliding back below the critical 260 level. This recovery signals … Continue reading Türkiye’s Credit Risk Plummets: CDS Drops Below 260 as War Fears Recede