#Economy
All Bosphorus News reporting, interviews and analysis tagged Economy, newest first.
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Türkiye Explores New Energy Partnerships as TPAO Holds Talks with Chevron
Talks with Chevron come as Ankara tracks regional energy deals and advances its own upstream strategy
Why Stability Should Not Be Confused With Policy Endurance
Şimşek’s London presentation treats disinflation as durability. This analysis questions that claim
Türkiye’s Risk Profile for 2026: Not Separate Shocks, but Concurrent Pressure
Why Türkiye’s 2026 risk test is about concurrency, not individual shocks
Big Numbers, Small Strategy: The Structural Weakness of Türkiye’s Tourism Model
Growth masks a model that lacks depth, coherence, and durability
Reading the OECD Outlook from Ankara
Global projections, local limits and the choices facing Türkiye
An Economy That Expands but Does Not Advance
Türkiye’s industrial base remains largely unchanged, growing in scale while struggling to move up the value chain
War Does Not End When Fighting Stops
What CEPR / VoxEU Research Tells Us About Long-Term Economic Damage
What the World Bank’s Business Ready Reset Reveals About Türkiye’s Reform Gap
Where reform ambition meets the test of everyday execution
Türkiye and the UK Move to Recalibrate Trade Ties as Talks Enter a More Technical Phase
An expanded agenda signals a shift from continuity to adjustment in Türkiye–UK economic relations.
Türkiye’s Budget Problem Is Institutional, Not Fiscal
A system where spending follows power, not priorities
The Price of Speed in Digital Finance
What Europe’s fraud experience signals, and why it matters for Türkiye
A Judicial Crisis, Not an Economic One
Why Türkiye’s deepest risk lies in its courts, not its balance sheets
Two Narratives, One Sector: Türkiye’s Agriculture Under Pressure
As officials stress stability, output falls, costs surge, and imports fill the gap.
Türkiye’s Market Makers: Stability First, Markets Second?
Why Türkiye’s market-maker system favors debt continuity over market depth—and how foreign investors read it.
Turkish Exports to Syria Surge Over 50% in 2025, Passing $3 Billion Milestone
Cross-border trade momentum gathers pace amid changing regional conditions.
“We Are the World’s 11th-Largest Defense Exporter,” Erdoğan Says as Türkiye Expands Global Footprint
Ankara highlights steady growth in defense exports as domestic production and international demand converge.
BBVA Sees Inflation Falling to 25% in Türkiye by 2026 as Tight Monetary Policy Holds
BBVA projects a sharp slowdown in inflation in Türkiye by 2026, contingent on sustained monetary discipline.
Türkiye-UK Free Trade Pact Set for 2026 Rollout
A New Era in Bilateral Commerce.
Cyprus Space Industry Association Launched
Association aims to unite companies, researchers and institutions seeking a more visible role in Europe’s expanding space economy.
Global Banks Highlight Cautious Disinflation Path for Türkiye’s Economy
ING and Morgan Stanley see inflation easing in Türkiye, while urging caution on the pace of interest rate cuts.
Türkiye–Syria Business Forum Held in Aleppo to Boost Reconstruction Cooperation
Aleppo hosts Türkiye–Syria forum on reconstruction and trade.
Fitch Sounds Alarm: Türkiye Faces a Narrow Path Beyond 2026 Despite Economic Repair
Fitch cautions that Türkiye’s economic recovery leaves little room for error.
Şimşek Projects Return to Single-Digit Inflation as Government Enters ‘Final Phase’ of Reform Program
Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek says Türkiye is approaching single-digit inflation, though questions remain over timelines, structural depth, and real-sector impact.
Diploma Paradox: University Grads Face Higher Unemployment Than Average Workers – OECD Data Reveals Alarming Trend
Türkiye: Only OECD nation where university grads outpace general unemployment—diplomas no longer guarantee jobs.
Türkiye Renews Russian Gas Contract Despite Trump’s Public Call to ‘Stop Buying’
Ankara has renewed two expiring Gazprom contracts covering ~22 bcm for 2026, securing winter supplies even as it accelerates U.S. LNG deals and faces international pressure to cut Russian purchases.