Turkey Weighs Another Minimum Wage Hike to Relieve Price Pain

The Turkish central bank in Ankara.

Photographer: Miguel Angel Sanchez/Bloomberg
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Turkey’s Labor Ministry is set to hand President Recep Tayyip Erdogan proposals for another hike to the national minimum wage after he urged officials to relieve the burden from fast-rising prices.

Erdogan will be presented with a range of possible increases and the associated costs to the economy, according to officials familiar with the plans. He’s expected to consider the options after returning from a NATO leaders’ summit in Madrid on June 30, the people said.