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CENTRAL BANK RAISES YEAR-END INFLATION FORECAST TO 28 PERCENT Economy and Finance
August 13, 2026

CENTRAL BANK RAISES YEAR-END INFLATION FORECAST TO 28 PERCENT

The central bank has raised its year-end inflation forecast for 2026 to 28 percent from 26 percent.

A101 ACQUISITION OF CARREFOURSA TRIGGERS ALCOHOL SALES DEBATE Economy and Finance Premium
August 6, 2026

A101 ACQUISITION OF CARREFOURSA TRIGGERS ALCOHOL SALES DEBATE

The acquisition of French grocery chain Carrefour's Turkish subsidiary, CarrefourSA, by A101's parent company Yeni Mağazacılık, owned by a religious conservative family, has sparked intense online debate over potential restrictions on alcohol sales.

AKSA SIGNS 20-YEAR GAS POWER DEAL IN GHANA Economy and Finance Premium
August 6, 2026

AKSA SIGNS 20-YEAR GAS POWER DEAL IN GHANA

Aksa Energy has signed a 20-year agreement with the Electricity Company of Ghana to build and operate a natural gas plant in Takoradi.

AUTO MARKET SHRINKS, YEAR-END CONTRACTION MAY HIT 20% Economy and Finance Premium
August 6, 2026

AUTO MARKET SHRINKS, YEAR-END CONTRACTION MAY HIT 20%

The passenger car and light commercial vehicle market shrank by 10.72% in the first seven months of 2026.

INFLATION HITS TURKEY'S TOURISM ENGINE Economy and Finance Premium
August 6, 2026

INFLATION HITS TURKEY'S TOURISM ENGINE

Turkey's tourism industry, long considered an economic powerhouse, is struggling to achieve expected revenue growth this year as inflation drives up costs and diverts customers elsewhere.

BOOKING.COM TO BE ALLOWED TO RESUME FULL OPERATIONS IN TURKEY Economy and Finance
July 30, 2026

BOOKING.COM TO BE ALLOWED TO RESUME FULL OPERATIONS IN TURKEY

A new legislative proposal will allow the Netherlands-based online travel agency Booking.com to resume full operations in Turkey.

US SLAPS 12.5% TARIFF ON TURKISH GOODS WHILE EXEMPTING ASIAN COMPETITORS Economy and Finance Premium
July 30, 2026

US SLAPS 12.5% TARIFF ON TURKISH GOODS WHILE EXEMPTING ASIAN COMPETITORS

Turkish industrialists criticized a new United States’ decision to impose a 12.5% tariff on Turkish products under Section 301, warning that the move places key export sectors, especially textiles and apparel, at a severe disadvantage.

LOSING WTO CASE OVER CHINESE EV CURBS Economy and Finance Premium
July 30, 2026

LOSING WTO CASE OVER CHINESE EV CURBS

The World Trade Organization (WTO) has ruled against Turkey in a trade dispute brought by Beijing, declaring Turkish tariffs and severe import restrictions on Chinese electric and hybrid vehicles incompatible with global trade rules.

HIGHWAY PRIVATIZATION AT A CROSSROADS: ONE BUNDLE OR SEPARATE PACKAGES Economy and Finance Premium
July 30, 2026

HIGHWAY PRIVATIZATION AT A CROSSROADS: ONE BUNDLE OR SEPARATE PACKAGES

The government plans to privatize state-operated highways and bridges under a 25-year transfer of operating rights model, while officials weigh whether to sell the assets as a single bundle or divide them into separate packages.

CENTRAL BANK HOLDS RATE AT 37% AS BUSINESS SECTOR DEMANDS CREDIT RELIEF Economy and Finance Premium
July 23, 2026

CENTRAL BANK HOLDS RATE AT 37% AS BUSINESS SECTOR DEMANDS CREDIT RELIEF

The central bank kept its benchmark policy rate unchanged at 37% during its Monetary Policy Committee meeting on July 23, matching market expectations. However, business leaders are increasingly complaining about high borrowing costs, tight credit restrictions, and falling industrial output.

TURKEY EXPLORES NEW MINIMUM WAGE MODEL AMID WARNINGS OF CHAOS Economy and Finance Premium
July 23, 2026

TURKEY EXPLORES NEW MINIMUM WAGE MODEL AMID WARNINGS OF CHAOS

Turkey is weighing the most radical overhaul of its wage-setting system in decades — and experts say it could unleash chaos.

TURKEY'S EV CHARGER COUNT TOPS 45,000 IN JUNE Economy and Finance
July 23, 2026

TURKEY'S EV CHARGER COUNT TOPS 45,000 IN JUNE

The number of electric vehicle charging sockets across Turkey exceeded 45,000 in June, according to data released by the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EPDK).