Turkish Statistical Institute
Turkish industrial production rises despite slowest pace in seven months
Turkish industrial production rose less than expected in May, marking the lowest growth in seven months, official data has shown, suggesting strong exports have struggled to compensate for the challenges in the domestic market.
HDP submits bill for oil revenue sharing with local governments
A Peopleâs Democratic Party (HDP) lawmaker for the southeastern province of Batman, which is home to Turkeyâs biggest oilfield, has presented a legal proposal to share the central governmentâs oil revenues with local administrations, in a move that has been seen as a vital step for autonomy by Kurdish politicians.
Minimum wage of $14 a day highly inadequate, outdated for workers
A level of $14 per day, especially if the other family members of the workers do not have any other income, is highly inadequate for laborers, who work for a minimum wage, to maintain their physical being On July 1, Turkeyâs minimum wage will be âupdated.â For a single worker without any children, it will be net 891 Turkish Liras monthly, which is approximately 306 euros or $414.
Turkey grows 4.3 percent in first quarter, fueling year-end hopes
The Turkish economy grew 4.3 percent in the first quarter of 2014, mainly due to strong exports that benefited from a weak Turkish Lira in a period marked by a fragile domestic market, high interest rates and a tense political environment.
Industrial production in Turkey increases by 4.6 percent
Industrial production in Turkey increased over expectations in April thanks to a strong performance in the manufacturing of capital and intermediate goods.
Turkish inflation hits two-year high but comes below forecasts
Turkeyâs annual inflation has climbed to its highest level in two years, rising to 9.66 percent in May, but remained below forecasts thanks to an unexpected decline in food prices.
Oddity in Turkish gold trade raises questions
Turkeyâs gold exports and imports dipped in April, adding to questions over unexplained sharp moves in trading after recording a surprising leap in exports to Switzerland in March.
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Turkey’s trade gap narrows by a third in April on weak lira, stronger Europe
The Turkish trade deficit further narrowed in April, helped by falling imports and rising exports, particularly led by a recovery in Turkeyâs main trade market, Europe, according to official data.
Turkish tourism association awaits visitor boost this year
The number of tourists to Turkey is expected to rise to a record high of 43 million this year, with a moderate increase in tourism income also projected, according to BaÅaran Ulusoy, the chairman of the Association of Turkish Travel Agencies (TÃRSAB).
Turkish consumers’ mood down in May
Turkish consumers lost confidence in the economy in May after a brief recovery in their sentiments during March and April, a survey has shown.
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