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15 June 2023, Thursday / Published in Economy

Erdoğan: interest rates may go up but my policy remains same

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said that the appointment of Mehmet Şimşek as Treasury Minister should not be contemplated as a change in his cabinet’s economic policies as the former minister’s re-appointment to the post raised the expectations of a shift in low interest rate policy of Erdoğan. However he added that they “accept the
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Mehmet Öğütçü
12 June 2023, Monday / Published in Economy

Can Gaye Erkan keep up with her position as CBRT governor?

With her exceptional education, extensive experience, and youthful dynamism, Hafize Gaye Erkan sparked enthusiasm at home as well as abroad by assuming crucial position in economic management as the new governor of the Central Bank (CBRT). However, she has come to this position at a crucial time when the Turkish economy is so fragile with
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Fatih Özatay
10 June 2023, Saturday / Published in Economy

Why does Turkish Lira keep crashing?

With the noticeable move to loosen government controls on foreign currency, combined with some uncertainty, the Turkish lira tumbled to record lows against the dollar, and one dollar skyrocketed to 23.22 on the evening of June 7. However, the rate had been just under 20 liras on the last working day before the election, while
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Selva Demiralp
24 May 2023, Wednesday / Published in Economy

Presidential run-off: The last exit for the Turkish Economy

Before the second round of presidential elections on May 28, President Tayyip Erdoğan told CNN International that if elected, he would continue to cut interest rates following his unorthodox belief that “high interest rates cause high inflation” and that “he had already started to see positive results.” We all wish for a better tomorrow and
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Selva Demiralp
26 April 2023, Wednesday / Published in Economy

Turkish economy is decelerating heading into elections

In the pre-election period, it is customary for the ruling parties to turn on the populist taps and “revitalize” the economy. However, in order to do this, you need funding to flow when you turn on the faucet. If the resources have dried up, it is possible to enter the May 14 elections with a
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Mehmet Öğütçü
30 March 2023, Thursday / Published in Economy, Politics

A “new mechanism” for Kurdish oil that also burned Ankara’s hands

The final verdict by the International Court of Arbitration in Paris against Türkiye has further complicated the de facto controversial situation regarding the Kurdish oil exports since the creation in 1992 of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), both in Erbil, Ankara and Baghdad. as well as for foreign oil companies operating in the region. Now,
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Murat Yetkin
29 March 2023, Wednesday / Published in Economy, Politics

Iraqi oil case against Türkiye, pipelines and Kurdish question

First, let us try to explain why Türkiye lost an arbitration case brought by the Iraqi government in 2014, which resulted in Türkiye being ordered to pay 1.4 billion US dollars in compensation. We should add that he International Chamber of Commerce’s International court of Arbitration in Paris also found the Iraqi government guilty of
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Fatih Özatay
22 February 2023, Wednesday / Published in Economy

Economic effects of the earthquake: Devastation, reconstruction, and additional tax

  The earthquake caused great suffering. Massive loss of life, numerous injuries, destroyed homes, broken families… It is hard to comprehend that pain unless you have experienced. There was also significant economic destruction due to the earthquake. Many homes and businesses collapsed, and many more became unusable. Schools, hospitals, and other public buildings should be
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Fatih Özatay
03 February 2023, Friday / Published in Economy

Turkish opposition’s economic policy proposal: Realistic

Türkiye’s opposition alliance that is called Nation Alliance (The Table of Six) announced the Common Policies’ Consensus Text on Monday, January 30, 2023. The 244-page text composed on 9 different sections detailing the opposition alliance’s future program if they would win the upcoming election. This article will focus on the Economy, Finance, and Employment section.
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Fatih Özatay
11 January 2023, Wednesday / Published in Economy

2023 scenarios for the Turkish economy: Pre-election, post-election

How will Turkey’s economy perform in 2023? It is a relatively complex question since we have been in an inexplicable period regarding economic conditions, and a critical election is to approach. Hence, it would be more appropriate to try to answer this question by dividing 2023 into two periods: before and after the election. First,
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