Do not offend Turkish people…
More than 85% of Turkish imports consist of raw materials, intermediate and investment goods. 85% of exports, on the other hand, comprise final goods, which means what we sell increases
More than 85% of Turkish imports consist of raw materials, intermediate and investment goods. 85% of exports, on the other hand, comprise final goods, which means what we sell increases
People usually ask me whether USD/TRY may fall further whenever the duo tends to drop. The reason why they ask such questions is because they want to know how they
After a couple of meetings with the top executives of banks and non-bank institutions, I noticed that they have all arrived at some sort of consensus that they would continue
It looks like the expectation for an improvement in US-Turkey relations has helped markets remain rather calmer. More and more people are hoping that USD/TRY will fall below 5.70 soon.
Good riddance! We finally got through this one too. Problem in real sector however remain unchanged. There are more and more companies going bankrupt or requesting debt restructuring. Those who
I have noticed that there is this contradiction between USD/TRY’s loose movements and benchmark rate. Although the recent calm on the foreign exchange market may seem like a good sign,
After an overall evaluation of the recently released ‘collaborative fight against inflation’ program, I have come to the conclusion that it was focused merely on one thing: consumer inflation. With
Here’s the problem: If public sector wants private sector to make sacrifices, the Government should start making cuts in government spending, even reduce taxes to more rational levels since it
Yes, we can. The meeting hosted by TIM (Turkish Exporters’ Assembly) where I acted as moderator helped me get utterly convinced that this is doable. But you need specific conditions
Exploration never fails.