Turkey earned its second investment-grade credit rating on Thursday with an upgrade to Baa3 by Moody's Investors Service, a factor that now allows more investors to put money to work in an economy whose rapid growth has recently tapered. Moody's said the decision to lift the rating one notch and put a stable outlook…
Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Ali Babacan pushed the button for paying off the last installment of its debt to International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Tuesday, and Turkey additionally committed IMF to extend USD 5 billion loan. The last instalment of Turkey's debt to IMF was transferred by Babacan and the Undersecretary…
The 10th Eurasia Business and Economics Society (EBES) Conference will bring 500 academicians, experts and bureaucrats from 58 countries in Istanbul. EBES conferences gather leaders of economy and finance sectors in Istanbul every year. This year's EBES will be held in association with Istanbul Economic Research…
Dogus Holding has given Thursday the highest offer of USD 702 million for Istanbul's Galataport (Salipazari) bid. The bid sets forth a thirty years period of time for the transfer of operating right. Galataport, known as Salipazari port, was one of the 10 most resorted cruise harbors of Mediterranean Sea in 2011 with…
Turkey on Tuesday signed a declaration to establish a trilateral trade commission with Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina in the Turkish capital Ankara. Turkish Economy Minister Zafer Caglayan met Serbia's Deputy Prime Minister & Minister of Foreign and Domestic Trade and Telecommunications Rasim Ljalij and Mirko Sarovic,…
Turkey earned its second investment-grade credit rating on Thursday with an upgrade to Baa3 by Moody's Investors Service, a factor that now allows more…
Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Ali Babacan pushed the button for paying off the last installment of its debt to International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Tuesday,…
The 10th Eurasia Business and Economics Society (EBES) Conference will bring 500 academicians, experts and bureaucrats from 58 countries in Istanbul. EBES…
Dogus Holding has given Thursday the highest offer of USD 702 million for Istanbul's Galataport (Salipazari) bid. The bid sets forth a thirty years period of…
Turkey on Tuesday signed a declaration to establish a trilateral trade commission with Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina in the Turkish capital Ankara. Turkish…
May 17, 2013 inMiddle East
Turkish Deputy Prime Minister for economy Ali Babacan has said Turkey should focus on the markets in Middle East and Africa as much as Europe since the sales…
May 10, 2013 inExpert Advice
Solid economic growth along with political stability has topped international investors’ confidence in Turkey, according to auditing and consultancy firm Ernst…
May 10, 2013 inMoney
As of 2012, there are just over 94,000 millionaires (HNWIs) in Turkey. These HNWIs hold US$500 billion in wealth, 43% of the total individual wealth held in…
May 10, 2013 inEurope
A 28-page report titled "Europe, Middle East, India and Africa Fraud Survey 2013" which was prepared by the Ernst & Young ranked Turkey the ninth least corrupt…
May 10, 2013 inExpert Advice
Official planning work on a new shipping canal to connect the Black Sea to the Aegean -- a project dubbed by critics and advocates alike as Turkey's "crazy…
May 10, 2013 inAutomotive
Turkey’s export of automotive products has reached USD 1.7 billion in April, up 9 percent compared to the same month of the previous year. According to figures…
May 07, 2013 inEnterprise
The number of merger and acquisition (M&A) operations in Turkey during the January-March period has reached 73, creating a total volume of USD 8 billion,…
May 07, 2013 inFinance
Turkey's 52-year-old affair with the International Monetary Fund will make a dramatic turn as the country prepares to cut its debt to the IMF to zero later…
May 07, 2013 inEnterprise
The increase highlights confidence in Turkey's economy, head of Istanbul Chamber of Commerce said. The number of business start-ups in Istanbul, Turkey's main…
May 07, 2013 inFinance
Second Child and Youth Finance International (CYFI) Summit, established in order to strengthen children's and youth's individual abilities through financial…
May 07, 2013 inEnterprise
Turkish armored vehicles "Varan" and "Simsek," equipped with the latest technology, were among the outstanding vehicles at the 11th International Defense…
May 03, 2013 inEnterprise
A consortium of Turkish construction firms won a tender on Friday to build and operate Istanbul's planned third airport, outbidding rivals including Turkey's…
May 03, 2013 inEnergy
Two major investment projects worth tens of billions of dollars that have central roles to play in Turkey’s 2023 goals are expected to be initiated today as…
May 03, 2013 inEnterprise
Chinese textile producer Texhong will invest USD 180 million in Turkey’s western province of Balikesir. A major name in China in textile production, Texhong…
May 03, 2013 inAsia
The free trade agreement (FTA) between Turkey and South Korea, signed last year, has come into effect as of May 1, paving the way for increased trade and…
Moody's lifts Turkey's sovereign credit rating to investment grade
Monday, 20 May 2013 00:53
Turkey earned its second investment-grade credit rating on Thursday with an upgrade to Baa3 by Moody's Investors Service, a factor that now allows more investors to put money to work in an economy whose rapid growth has recently tapered. Moody's said the decision to lift the rating one notch and put a stable outlook on the credit was based upon structural improvements in the economy...
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Dogus Holding has given Thursday the highest offer of USD 702 million for Istanbul's Galataport (Salipazari) bid. The bid sets forth a thirty years period of time for the transfer of operating right. Galataport, known as Salipazari port, was one of the 10 most resorted cruise harbors of Mediterranean Sea in 2011 with 420 ships and more than 627 thousand 897 passengers. Market share of the...
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Global economy-finance sector conference in Istanbul
Monday, 20 May 2013 00:53
The 10th Eurasia Business and Economics Society (EBES) Conference will bring 500 academicians, experts and bureaucrats from 58 countries in Istanbul. EBES conferences gather leaders of economy and finance sectors in Istanbul every year. This year's EBES will be held in association with Istanbul Economic Research Foundation (IEAD), Turkey's Central Bank and Bourse Istanbul between May 23 and...
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Turkey should focus more on Middle Eastern, African markets
Monday, 20 May 2013 00:53
Turkish Deputy Prime Minister for economy Ali Babacan has said Turkey should focus on the markets in Middle East and Africa as much as Europe since the sales of Turkish goods to those countries had increased. Babacan attended "EVTEKS-Istanbul Home Textile Fair" at CNR EXPO in Istanbul and said the EVTEKS-Istanbul Home Textile Fair was the biggest fair in the world.
Turkey pays off the last installment of its debt to IMF
Monday, 20 May 2013 00:53
Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Ali Babacan pushed the button for paying off the last installment of its debt to International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Tuesday, and Turkey additionally committed IMF to extend USD 5 billion loan. The last instalment of Turkey's debt to IMF was transferred by Babacan and the Undersecretary of Treasury Halil Canakci at Turkish Central Bank in Ankara.
Turkey on Tuesday signed a declaration to establish a trilateral trade commission with Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina in the Turkish capital Ankara. Turkish Economy Minister Zafer Caglayan met Serbia's Deputy Prime Minister & Minister of Foreign and Domestic Trade and Telecommunications Rasim Ljalij and Mirko Sarovic, Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations of...
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Solid economic growth along with political stability has topped international investors’ confidence in Turkey, according to auditing and consultancy firm Ernst & Young’s (E&Y) recently released Turkey Attractiveness Survey 2013. Examining Turkey’s appeal as an investment destination, the survey’s findings reflect the growing confidence in Turkey’s investment climate and...
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As of 2012, there are just over 94,000 millionaires (HNWIs) in Turkey. These HNWIs hold US$500 billion in wealth, 43% of the total individual wealth held in the country. This proportion is well above the worldwide average of 29%, indicating a relatively uneven spread of wealth in the country. In 2012, Turkish HNWI numbers rose by 23.2%, following a drop of 6.1% in 2011.
Turkey is 9th least corrupt in Europe out of 36 according to Ernst&Young
Monday, 20 May 2013 00:53
A 28-page report titled "Europe, Middle East, India and Africa Fraud Survey 2013" which was prepared by the Ernst & Young ranked Turkey the ninth least corrupt out of 36 countries in a survey of business leaders of 3,459 firms in those countries. The survey revealed that 96 percent of firms in Slovenia reported some form of illegal activity in regular business activities. The number was...
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Official planning work on a new shipping canal to connect the Black Sea to the Aegean -- a project dubbed by critics and advocates alike as Turkey's "crazy project" -- is officially under way, Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Ali Babacan said on Thursday. Speaking to reporters in Ankara, Babacan said that the construction and operating rights to 30-mile canal, which will be built on the western...
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