ANKARA, July 27 (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan’s government is considering further stimulus measures to address an expected slowdown in growth in coming quarters, two officials said, a move that could heighten concerns that fiscal policy will be loosened.
The economy expanded at a breakneck 7.4 percent last year, boosted by government stimulus and domestic consumption, although analysts have warned growth was uneven and not sustainable. Erdogan, a self-described “enemy of interest rates”, has pushed banks to lend more to boost private spending.