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yes urk the lira rebounding today by around 6%, but traders say the turkish central bank needs to find a way to refinance its short-term debt. that expires next year according to the imf turkey's short-term debt just around $180 billion. turkey's foreign reserves at $80 billion. michelle, not a big cushion there. back to you. >> no. real shortfall, in fact. thanks >>> turkey's currency rebounding a bit today, but the president making headlines once again calling for a boycott of american electronics v willem marx is live >> he talked about the need to buy samsung above iphone or better yet, to go for a local cell phone brand here in turkey. ma in terms of the long-term impact, that's still very unevery unclear. we heard from sima, the lack of foreign policy reserves to pay off the short-term debt. we heard from the son-in-law, finance minister, saying they would support the lira quite how they're doing do that, remains anyone's guest mr. erdogan went off on the united states again and again today. he talked about how turkey was being victimized was the -- very much a victim of actions