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In international finance literature, the carry trade strategy is a prominent approach based on borrowing in the currency of a country with low interest rates and investing in the currency of a country offering higher interest returns. This investment strategy exploits the fact that the theoretical assumption of uncovered interest rate parity (UIP) often does not hold in practice. According to theory, a currency with a higher interest rate should depreciate against a lower-interest-rate currency

Foreign Exchange Protected Deposit Account (FPDA) is a monetary policy instrument introduced by the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT) on 21 December 2021, designed to protect Turkish lira term deposits against fluctuations in foreign exchange rates. The system aims to limit capital flight to foreign currencies by guaranteeing the value of Turkish lira deposits against currency appreciation, support the liraization process, and strengthen macroeconomic stability. Origin and Objective