Turkish economy 'needs stability'
Recent anti-government protests have had a significant impact on Turkey's economy, with the main share index falling by 10.47% on Monday.
Meanwhile the cost of insuring Turkish debt has risen to a two-month high.
The BBC spoke to Justin Urquhart Stewart, from Seven Investment Management, to get his assessment of the country's economic outlook.
He suggested Turkey was a country that was "changing rapidly", with numerous social and political issues to overcome.
"If this is able to be managed.... you'll find money flowing back in again - but it does need stability," he said.
04 Jun 2013
- From the section Business