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BBCNEWS Asia July 6, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Asia July 6, 2024

shipping companies may ask and halfback lloyd, another big shipping container company, have both announced they would stop sending shipping through the strait. i'll show you where thatis the strait. i'll show you where that is — so it's here, at the south side of the red sea, and at the north side of the rest see, we have the suez canal. that's red sea. these are two of the world's biggest choke if anything, it halts shipping. making its way through to india or europe, or the unit states, it has to come here, they're here, through the straits of gibraltar before going further west ...

Turkey ends hiking cycle after 8 months, holding key rate at 45% - Vimarsana News

Turkey ends hiking cycle after 8 months, holding key rate at 45%

Turkey’s central bank held its key interest rate on Thursday, despite soaring inflation, after eight consecutive months of hikes.

Inflation Nears 65% In Turkey, Prompting Another Hike In Interest Rates To 45% - Vimarsana News

Inflation Nears 65% In Turkey, Prompting Another Hike In Interest Rates To 45%

(CTN News) - The Turkish central bank announced Thursday an increase of 250 basis points to 45% in inflation. Economists had expected..............

Why Turkey Could Be the Turnaround Emerging Market in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Why Turkey Could Be the Turnaround Emerging Market in 2024

The central bank projects the high inflation can be lowered to single digits by 2026.

Turkey returns to dollar bond market as Erdogan shifts approach - Vimarsana News

Turkey returns to dollar bond market as Erdogan shifts approach

The Turkish government has made several fiscal policy changes since the president's reelection in May in an effort to win back investors and address economic problems.