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CBRT Holds Policy Rate at 37% as Global Risks and Energy Prices Rise
As uncertainty heightened amid geopolitical developments, global risk appetite deteriorated and energy prices increased, Turkish Central Bank says The Central…
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Turkiye’s Tight Monetary Policy Aligns Credit Growth With Disinflation Goals: Central Bank
Credit growth in Türkiye shows alignment with the disinflation trajectory due to tight monetary conditions, the Central Bank’s latest Financial…
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Türkiye unveils new cheap investment credit boost ahead of interest decision
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced on Wednesday that Türkiye has increased the limit of its investment-focused credit scheme by 70%,…
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Turkish Central Bank raises policy rate 350 basis points, despite forecasts
Benchmark one-week repo rate raised from 42.5% to 46% The Turkish Central Bank on Thursday raised its policy rate by…
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EBRD Maintains Turkiye’s 2025 Growth Forecast at 3%, Warns of Inflation and Global Risks
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) expects Türkiye’s economy to grow by 3 percent in 2025, unchanged from…
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Turkiye’s economy in 2024: A year of change and policy shifts
Turkish economy saw bold monetary shifts, taming inflation to a 17-month low and earning global credit upgrades despite rising unemployment…
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Turkiye’s economy will stabilize in 2026, says banker
Country’s annual inflation rate will fall to around 20% by end of 2025, says head of Isbank Once inflation is…
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Turkiye leaves interest rates unchanged, in line with expectations
Turkish Central Bank keeps policy rate at 50% for 5th straight month Türkiye’s Central Bank on Tuesday kept the benchmark…
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Turkiye: Central Bank delivers another 500 bps rate hike
In line with market expectations, the Central Bank has increased its policy rate, the one-week repo auction rate, by 500…
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