© In-Cyprus 2021 Naci Agbal, Turkey ‘s new central bank governor, began his career as a financial inspector three decades ago. He hopes such devotion to the rules will see him – and the economy – through one of the trickiest turnaround jobs in emerging markets. Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan appointed Agbal in early November as the lira touched a record low and double-digit inflation was rising even higher. He has since hiked interest rates to 17% from 10.25%, sending the lira rallying beyond all peers. For Agbal, 53, a former finance minister who is close to Erdogan, emph...