
Central Banks Face Tough Choices.
After the CBRT’s February decision, it was obvious that the markets would be able to shoulder yet another rate cut. The escalating tensions in Russia-Ukraine war, bank collapses and the
After the CBRT’s February decision, it was obvious that the markets would be able to shoulder yet another rate cut. The escalating tensions in Russia-Ukraine war, bank collapses and the
The affairs in Turkey are tremendously messy these days. On the one hand, we have the upcoming elections, on the other, our deteriorating economy. Of course, Turkey has its eyes
Projecting that the inflation will remain too high for too long, the Governing Council of the ECB decided to hike rates by 50 bps last week, as anticipated, which shows
While the Fed is trying to bring the US banking crisis under control, things seem a little more complicated across the Atlantic. The financial troubles that started in the
The main problem in banking is thought to be risk management, whereas in fact it’s all about ethics and principles. In Turkey, we tend to focus on the side effects
For the last couple of years, in my articles, I’ve been trying to highlight a theory of mine: “If a financial crisis breaks out, developed countries will be the
The economic projections in the reports published by International Institutions about the upcoming Turkish elections are getting sharper. According to some analysts, keeping TRY-denominated assets will be risky if
Oftentimes, women living in countries where unfair economic conditions prevail have difficulty participating in the workforce. One of the most important factors causing women’s inability to contribute to the economy
I guess we will no longer ask, “Why don’t you go into politics?” to every person we subjectively see ‘fit’ to strive as a politician. Politics is neither a
Exploration never fails.