Boost in Turkey's Lira sends investors running back

After failing to organize a coup, Turkey's Lira surged, reclaiming about a third of its loss as officials plan to limit Brexit's impact on the country by extensive liquidity and heightened support for the currency. The Lire rose by 1.6 percent to 2.9684 after its 4.6 decline on friday. The country is now starting to attract investors who predict a possible outflow from the country and sees potential in its rallying assets. In other news, Japan's yen continues to decline as it slipped 0.6 percent to 105.47 per dollar. US stocks, meanwhile, have advanced as S&P 500 index rose to 0.2 percent.


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