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India soon to overtake China as largest oil demand driver -IEA chief
The Paris-based energy agency said in its outlook report released on Wednesday that about three quarters of the 2022-28 demand…
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G-20 welcomes Turkiye-brokered grain deal unblocking Ukrainian ports
The G-20 has welcomed the two Turkiye and U.N.-brokered Istanbul agreements that enabled the grain stock in war-torn Ukraine to…
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Moody’s ups its Turkish 2022 GDP growth estimate to 5.3%
International credit rating agency Moody’s on Thursday upgraded its forecast for Turkiye’s economic growth this year, marking its second revision…
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G20 area’s economy contracts 0.4% in Q2
On annual basis, GDP in G20 area rises 2.8% in April-June period The overall gross domestic product (GDP) of the…
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Moody’s raises its growth forecast for the Turkish economy this year
International credit rating agency Moody’s raised its growth forecast for the Turkish economy this year from 3.5% to 4.5%. Moody’s…
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Moody’s lowers economic growth, raises inflation estimates
If oil, gas exports from Russia to Europe are cut, global economy would be thrust into recession, agency warns Moody’s…
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Moody’s lowers 2022 GDP forecast for advanced, emerging G20 economies
Rating agency revises up Turkey’s growth estimate for this year and next Moody’s lowered its gross domestic product (GDP) growth…
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World on edge of new tax rules, US Treasury chief says
‘This agreement will be finalized in the coming weeks,’ says Janet Yellen US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Friday the…
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G20 merchandise trade hits new high in Q2
April-June figure shows slowdown compared to previous quarter, says Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development International merchandise trade by G20…
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Moody’s improves Turkey’s growth rates for 2021
Moody’s revises Turkey’s rate for 2020 and 2021 from minus 5% to 1.1%, from 3.5% to 4%, respectively Moody’s on…
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