Turchia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the people
— Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Turkey's main opposition CHP warns of ‘more animal diseases’ from lack of import regulations
The main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) alleged that the recent anthrax cases in Turkey have emerged from deficiencies in animal import regulations, warning that the process might pave the way for the contamination of other diseases.
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Turkish President Erdoğan proposes to trade without U.S. dollar
International trade’s dependency on the U.S. dollar should be decreased as it became an obstacle for Turkey says Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Sept. 3.
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Halkbank launches probe into irregular transactions
Turkey’s Halkbank’s has launched a probe over a $4.6 million transaction made at incorrect foreign exchange rates late on Aug. 31.
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Turkey expects no fine for Halkbank: Albayrak
A U.S. law firm hired by Turkey to look into state-owned Halkbank’s dealings with Iran found that it did not violate U.S. sanctions, Turkey’s finance minister told Reuters, and Ankara does not expect the bank to face any fine.
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Turkey calls US 'wild wolves', vows to abandon dollar in trade
Both Turkey and Russia are reeling from punitive economic measures imposed by Washington.
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Turkey’s foreign trade deficit narrows 58 pct in August
Turkey’s foreign trade deficit in August fell 58 percent on a yearly basis, according to the trade ministry’s preliminary data on Sept 1.
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94 ISIL suspects rounded up in August in Turkey
Security forces detained at least 94 ISIL suspects across Turkey in August, including foreign nationals.
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Manipulations aim at casting doubt on Turkish economy, says Erdoğan
Currency manipulations aim to cast doubt on Turkey's strong and solid economy, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said on Sept. 2.
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Turkey launches probe into firms over ‘abnormal price hikes’
Turkey’s Ministry of Trade has said it launched probes into companies that hiked their prices “abnormally” amid currency volatility.
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Turkey condemns US aid cut to UN Palestine agency
Turkish Foreign Ministry on Sept. 1 condemned the U.S. over its decision to end funding for the UN Palestine refugee agency.
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Turkey, Netherlands to appoint ambassadors soon: Turkish FM
Turkey and the Netherlands have decided to reinstate ambassadors as soon as possible as part of a decision to normalize relations, Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on Aug. 31.
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Gov’t behind Turkish banks targeted by rating agencies: Albayrak
International rating agencies have been making intense efforts to create a pessimistic view of Turkey’s banks, Treasury and Finance Minister Berat Albayrak said on Aug. 31, but added that the government vowed “to stand by its financial institutions.”
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Turkey lowers withholding tax on lira deposits, raises tax on forex deposits
Turkey has lowered the level of withholding tax on lira bank deposits of more than one year to zero from 10 percent, while raising the tax level on foreign currency deposits of up to one year, the Official Gazette said on Aug. 31.
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‘Professional tourist’ on duty in Turkey’s west
Since the beginning of August, the winner of the ‘Best Job in Turkey Project,’ Efe Tanay, has been travelling to showcase the lush nature in the resort towns of Ortaca, Dalyan and Sarıgerme
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Turkey's economy strong enough, President Erdoğan says
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has said Turkey's economic infrastructure was strong enough to rid itself of the current turmoil, which has been recently targeted by speculators amid a raft of newly imposed U.S. sanctions.
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Tumble in Turkish lira rattles emerging markets
Currency under renewed pressure as fears over Turkey’s economy and banking sector rise
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Russia has 'full political understanding' with Turkey over Idlib, Lavrov says
Russia has "full political understanding" with Turkey over the issues surrounding Syria's Idlib, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said.
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Turkey vows to take quick moves on judicial reforms
The Turkish foreign affairs, justice, interior and economy ministers agreed to “accelerate the political reform process,” Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on Aug. 29.
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Turkey faces ‘$179 billion external debt repayments
Around $179 billion in Turkish external debt matures in the year to July 2019, equivalent to almost a quarter of its annual economic output, JPMorgan estimates, flagging the risk of a sharp contraction for the economy.
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Turkey sees 25 percent rise in foreign visitors in first seven months of year: Tourism ministry
The number of foreigners visiting Turkey in the first seven months of 2018 increased by nearly 25 percent, compared to the same period last year, data from the Culture and Tourism Ministry showed on Aug. 29.
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Logistica, Dogane e Supply Chain
La crisi della Turchia preoccupa anche l’Italia
Svalutazione della lira, rapporti tesi con gli Stati Uniti e forte incertezza da parte degli investitori internazionali: sono questi gli ingredienti che negli ultimi mesi stanno mettendo in ginocchio la Turchia. E anche il Belpaese rischia. Momento di grande incertezza economica in Turchia dove la lira ha perso nell’ultimo mese circa ...