Foreign investors are flocking to Turkey's local debt markets, saying they are impressed by interest rate cuts and easing inflation and are hoping that a regional transformation could further boost their bets on the economy.

Turkey’s central bank delivered a second consecutive sizable interest-rate cut after headline inflation slowed more than expected in December.

The central bank reduced its one-week repo rate to 45% from 47.5% as a cycle of higher borrowing costs bears fruit in cooler price rises.