Turkish lira ile ilgili hikayeler

In the May 14-28 elections, the "People's Alliance," which consists primarily of the AKP-MHP alliance, gained dominance in both the legislative and executive branches. This led to two significant developments in domestic politics. Firstly, Tayyip Erdoğan, who has returned to the presidency, has seemingly reinstated Mehmet Şimşek as the leader of the economy, aligning with the prevailing public expectations. In our previous editorial, we highlighted that "putting a particular...Devamını Oku

Mustafa Erdoğan

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23 Haz 2023

Turkish voters are finally going to the polls today for a double election. Voters will vote for both the presidency and the parliament in this election. The unofficial results of the parliamentary election will be announced as of May 15, but the same may not be the case for the presidential election. As a matter of fact, under the current circumstances, it seems plausible that no candidate could win the majority to win the presidency in the voting on 14 May. In this case, i...Devamını Oku

Mustafa Erdoğan

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13 May 2023

The Government's Test with Dollar Continues

With a decision taken by President Erdoğan and published in the Official Gazette on March 31, 2023, the interest limit applied to Currency Protected Deposit accounts was abolished. This decision also shows that other regulations will come to prevent the sudden rise of the exchange rate towards the election.

05 Nis 2023

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• Turkish Central Bank (TCMB) slashed its policy rate by 50bps to 8.5%, in a follow-up to the unorthodox monetary policy that dramatically weakened the Turkish currency last year and pushed the country’s inflation rates to record highs. The country announced an annual inflation rate of 57.68% in January. The Turkish lira held steady at 18.87 against USD following the decision. On a related note: The devastating earthquake, which killed more than 43,000 people in Turk...Devamını Oku

24 Şub 2023

Central Bank’s Inflation Presentation and Ignoring the Reality

Şahap Kavcıoğlu, President of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT), announced the inflation report, which includes medium-term inflation forecasts, on January 26th. Kavcıoğlu stated that “the midpoints of our inflation forecast range are 22.3 percent at the end of 2023, in line with our forecasts announced in the previous Report, it corresponds to the level of 8.8 percent at the end of 2024,”. Emphasizing the decreasing energy and commodity prices in his speech, Kavcıoğlu said that the energy costs, which have an important place in the balance of payments, increased by around 43 billion dollars in 2022 compared to 2021, but he predicts that energy prices will decrease in 2023. The most interesting aspect of Kavcıoğlu's presentation was his statement on the claim that Turkey would have a current account surplus in 2023.

01 Şub 2023

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• Turkish Central Bank made a surprise rate cut of 100 bps amid signs of slowing growth and an annual inflation of 80%, reducing the policy rate to 13%. via Bloomberg USD/TRY: The Turkish lira slid 0.9% against the US dollar on the news, trading near a record low at more than 18.1 against the greenback.

19 Ağu 2022

• Euro edged closer to dollar parity on Wednesday, trading as low as $1.0163, with the European economy trudging towards a recession. The euro has a 50% implied probability to hit parity versus the dollar in the next month, and strategists from Nomura to HSBC tell clients to expect more losses as the market shorts the currency, Bloomberg reports. via Bloomberg Moreover: Emerging-market currencies are also tumbling alongside the euro, with the Hungarian forint...Devamını Oku

07 Tem 2022

• Turkey's lira rose against the US dollar by more than 1% following a decision by the country's central bank to leave the policy rate unchanged at 14% on Thursday, after months of loose monetary policy thought to be affected by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's aims of spurring economic growth through stimulus. via Bloomberg A step back: The Turkish lira sank 44% in 2021, hampered by 500 basis points worth of interest rate cuts amid surging inflation sent the...Devamını Oku

21 Oca 2022

• Turkey’s central bank was revealed to have ended the year with 60 billion liras ($4.5bn) of profit after posting an extraordinary daily profit of around $10 billion on new year’s eve, recuperating its annual loss of around 70 billion liras from a day earlier. The Treasury will begin collecting dividends on the profits from February as the bank’s biggest stakeholder. What is really going on: The Turkish lira slipped 44% against the US dollar last year, as the centra...Devamını Oku

07 Oca 2022

• Turkey’s annual inflation rate soared to 36% last month , its highest since the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) came to power in 2002. Consumer prices rose 13.58% in December alone, according to official statistics from the country’s statistical institute. What is really going on: The Turkish lira shed 44% of its value against the dollar last year as the central bank slashed interest rates as part of a drive by President Erdogan to boost a credit and exp...Devamını Oku

04 Oca 2022