Turkey's currency has bounced back from record
lows after a lifeline from Qatar.
Doha has pledged to offer loans worth 15 billion
U.S. dollars to help Ankara ride out its lira
crisis.
The offer came after Turkish president Recep
Tayyip Erdogan hosted the emir of the gulf
state on Wednesday.
Measures taken by Turkey's central bank also
helped the lira rebound, such as cracking
down on foreigners aiming to short the currency.
The lira went into a tailspin after a diplomatic
spat with the U.S. over a detained pastor
in Turkey.
Erdogan has rejected Washington's demands
to release him, while announcing new tariffs
on U.S. imports.
