By Canan Sevgili and Mirac Dereli

(Reuters) -Turkey’s financial markets are bracing for a court ruling on Monday that could oust the leader of the main opposition party following months of political turmoil that has roiled Turkish stocks, bonds and the lira.

Monday’s ruling is the latest chapter in a legal crackdown on the main opposition to President Tayyip Erdogan that has been unsettling investors since March, when the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu – Erdogan’s main rival – triggered a major selloff.

The turmoil has put a fresh focus on Turkey, an emerging market economy that has in the last two years seen a return of some of the foreign investment that vanished in previous years over the government’s unorthodox policies.

The latest ruling follows a September 2 court decisi

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