Turkey's incursion in Syria may leave its own economy wounded

BEIRUT/ANKARA (Reuters) - One casualty of Turkey's military incursion into Syria may be its own recovery from recession after U.S. congressional leaders threatened sanctions that could hit the lira and harden Turkish distrust of Western allies. Turkey's currency - which suffered a crisis a year ago due in part to U.S. sanctions and tariffs - hit its weakest level in nearly four months after U.S. troops left northeast Syria and Ankara ordered attacks on Kurdish forces there.In recent months the..