Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Turkey marks third anniversary of deadly ISIL attack on Ankara train station
Thousands of people, including representatives from trade unions and political parties, commemorated on Oct. 10 the third anniversary of a deadly bombing that killed 103 civilians outside the main train station of the Turkish capital Ankara.
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Turkey, African countries sign trade pacts in Istanbul
A Turkish-African business meeting in Istanbul bore fruit on Oct. 10 in the form of three new pacts with both private and public concerns.
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Erdoğan calls on African nations to trade in local currencies
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has called on African countries to trade and do joint businesses with Turkey using local currencies.
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Turkey vows 'all-out war' on inflation
Unveiling a new set of measures to fight inflation, Turkey’s treasury and finance minister vowed an "all-out war" on inflation on Oct. 9.
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Turkey puts import quotas on steel: WTO filing
Turkey will introduce quotas on the amount of steel it imports from Oct. 17, with an additional 25 percent duty levied on any imports above the quotas, it said in a filing published by the World Trade Organization on Oct. 8, blaming a surge in imports.
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Turkey announces exemptions to foreign currency contracts ban
Turkey has announced exemptions to its ban on using foreign currencies in business agreements, including export-related contracts, capital market instruments and employment contracts involving foreigners, the Official Gazette said.
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Turkey will not compromise budget discipline in new inflation program: Albayrak
Turkish Treasury and Finance Minister Berat Albayrak said there would be no compromise in budget discipline in his program to combat surging inflation due to be announced next week, Anadolu Agency reported on Oct. 7.
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Turkish Treasury sees $1.3B cash deficit in September
Turkey's Treasury and Finance Ministry announced Friday that the Treasury's cash balance last month saw a deficit of 8.2 billion Turkish liras ($1.3 billion).
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Halkbank sells NPL worth $12.5 mln for $733,000
Turkey’s state-run lender Halkbank has sold nonperforming loans worth 76.7 million Turkish Liras (about $12.5 million) for 4.5 million liras (about $732,940) to the Savings Deposit Insurance Fund (TMSF).
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Seven foreign social media influencers visit Çanakkale to mark Year of Troy
Seven social media influencers from seven countries on Oct. 3 visited Turkey’s northwestern Çanakkale province to mark the Year of Troy. Click through for the story in photos...
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Diversifying Borsa Istanbul: Analysis
Capital markets have numerous benefits for different participants in the economy. For a company or entity in need of funding, domestic capital markets provide an alternative funding source from bank financing.
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Turkey calls Saudi envoy to explain disappearance of critical pundit
The Turkish Foreign Ministry has called Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to Ankara, as local media reported that Turkey seeks an explanation for the disappearance of a missing Saudi contributor to The Washington Post.
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Turkey, Netherlands agree to turn ‘new page’ in ties
Turkey and the Netherlands have agreed to leave a two-year long bilateral dispute behind by turning a “new page” in ties and by intensifying cooperation in the field of economy and intelligence sharing, the foreign ministers of the two countries have confirmed during the Dutch top diplomat’s visit to the ...
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Turkey's steel exports up 12.5 pct annually
Turkey's steel exports rose 12.5 percent year-on-year to reach 11.4 million tons in the first nine months of the year, a trade association said on Oct. 3.
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Turkey to announce measures against inflation next week: Albayrak
Turkey will announce measures to be taken in the fight against inflation next week, Finance Minister Berat Albayrak has said, after data showed annual consumer price inflation jumped to nearly 25 percent in September.
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Turkish automotive market shrinks in first nine months
Turkey’s car and light commercial vehicle sales between January and September fell 26.12 percent compared to the same period in 2017, the Automotive Distributors’ Association (ODD) said on Oct. 2.
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Time to rid Manbij of YPG, says Turkish FM
Now is the time to completely clear the northern Syrian region of Manbij of Syrian Kurdish YPG militants and leave the city to civilians, Turkey’s foreign minister said has said as Turkish and U.S. troops start training together to carry out joint patrols soon in the region.
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Turkish authorities condemn mosque attack in Germany
Turkey’s Foreign Ministry is calling on German authorities to bring suspected Neo-Nazis to justice for vandalizing a mosque in Gladbeck city.
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Turkey will not turn its back on Europe, says President Erdoğan
Turkey will not turn its back on the European Union, its biggest trade partner where around 5 million Turkish-origin people live, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has said.
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Turkey’s foreign trade gap shrinks 77 pct in September
Turkey’s foreign trade deficit in September dropped 77 percent year-on-year, according to preliminary Trade Ministry data released Oct. 1.
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Turkey’s PMI index points to further slowdown in manufacturing
New orders and output in Turkey’s manufacturing sector have continued to slow down due to “hard activity conditions,” data from a closely-watched survey revealed on Oct. 1.