Economists at some of the biggest global banks are offering sharply different views of how Turkey will go about raising interest rates this month, a prospect that seemed remote before President Recep …
What does Erdogan’s re-election mean for Turkey-Gulf relations?
Economic and defence deals, along with the Turkish president’s personal ties with regional leaders, to boost relations.
How to Buy Property in Istanbul?
Be aware of the taxes and fees associated with property transactions in Turkey, such as property transfer tax, title deed fees, and legal fees. Completion and Post-Purchase: After the title deed …
‘Greedy’ boss steals £150,000 from charity and flees to Turkey where she is on the run
Donna Wells siphoned funds from Young Addaction Halton into a friend’s burger van business before transferring them to herself, Liverpool Crown court was told …
‘Greedy’ boss steals £150,000 from charity and flees to Turkey where she is on the run
Donna Wells siphoned funds from Young Addaction Halton into a friend’s burger van business before transferring them to herself, Liverpool Crown court was told …
Inflation in Turkey drops below 40% in May as Erdogan forms economic team
As Turkey’s annual inflation eases further in May, eyes are on the policies the reelected president’s new economic team will pursue with Mehmet Simsek at the helm.
Analysis: Welcoming Simsek, Turkey investors embrace wary optimism for orthodoxy
International investors have welcomed respected veteran policy maker Mehmet Simsek’s return to the top of Turkey’s Finance Ministry, hoping his appointment will come with a licence to steer the country away from the financial precipice.
In Turkey, Russians are welcome to visit — but it doesn’t mean they can all stay
Before the war, millions of Russians visited Turkey as tourists each year. After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, many are now staying in the country to avoid being enslisted to fight.
Turkey’s new economic broom has too much to tidy
LONDON, June 5 (Reuters Breakingviews) – The appointment of Mehmet Simsek as Turkey’s new treasury and finance minister at the weekend has sparked some investors’ hopes of a return to monetary orthodoxy in a country beset by soaring inflation.
Turkey’s new economic broom has too much to tidy
LONDON, June 5 (Reuters Breakingviews) – The appointment of Mehmet Simsek as Turkey’s new treasury and finance minister at the weekend has sparked some investors’ hopes of a return to monetary orthodoxy in a country beset by soaring inflation.