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Turkey Economic Report - 2012
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The 3.0% 2012 growth forecasted by the IMF for Turkey is considered healthy in the current atypical global environment and bearing in mind the important domestic economic accomplishments of the past years.
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The International Scene Economic Brief - Sep 25
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Promises of, and potential delivery, of massive new liquidity primarily by the Fed and the ECB helped US stocks reach a 5-year high in 3Q2012 ...
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Turkey Economic Outlook - July 2012
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Even though the authorities have likely successfully avoided the much-feared hard landing scenario, growth has been slowing down sharply and will likely undershoot the government’s 4% target for the year...
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The International Scene Economic Brief - March 2012
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In the first quarter of 2012, equity and oil markets approached 3-year highs. Expectations of steady, though unspectacular, growth ahead account for some of that performance.
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Turkey Economic Report - November 2011
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Healthy economic performances despite some slowdown amid tough global conditions: Within the context of strong household consumption, robust fixed investment and mild net exports ...
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Turkey Economic Report - November 2011
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the Turkish economy is reporting a healthy performance in 2011, though relatively slowing down from the track record of high growth of the past year. Real GDP is set to grow by 6.6% in 2011 as per the IMF forecasts ...
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Eurozone Debt Crisis Recap - September 2011
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European leaders scrambled to reassure financial markets over the last week that they were taking more decisive action to deal with the worsening debt crisis, as default threatens Greece agian.
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Turkey Economic Outlook - July 2011
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Growth prospects remain favorable. Even though headline growth rates are virtually certain to come down from the exceptional figures recorded during the post-crisis rebound, Turkey’s performance looks set to remain strong.
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The International Scene Economic Brief - Jun 23
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In the second quarter of the year, attention shifted back to the some old lingering problems and risks: the sovereign debt woes in the EU (Greece in particular)...
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Global Economic Outlook - May 2011
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the OECD indicated that the global recovery is becoming more self-sustaining. But does not expect rapid growth in the upcoming years.
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