MSCI freezes adjustments to some Turkey indices, warns the market may be reclassified
路透社2026/10/15 21:06Reuters, October 15 - MSCI announced on Thursday that it has suspended certain adjustments to the Turkish equity indices while assessing whether the measures taken by Turkish authorities are increasing market transparency and addressing investor concerns.
The institution stated that if sufficient progress does not become evident by June 2027, Turkey may face the risk of its emerging market status being downgraded.
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