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What is the driving force behind Turkish Economic problem?

  • The on going Trump attack on Turkish Economy

    Votes: 29 19.9%
  • Jewish Agenda to weaken adjacent countries to Israel

    Votes: 36 24.7%
  • Internal Turkish economic problems

    Votes: 50 34.2%
  • Falling Exports for Turkey

    Votes: 5 3.4%
  • Loss of Tourism income for Turkey

    Votes: 1 0.7%
  • External Loans or Debt impacting Economy

    Votes: 25 17.1%

  • Total voters
    146
They did not move the headquarter to London. It's fake news. Yıldız Holding transfered only the ownership of Ülker to Pladis. This company is specialized on producing cookies, biscuits etc. However, Pladis itself is owned by Yıldız Holding.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pladis

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/i-fell-in-love.530637/page-4#post-10049335

They just restructured the company. Don't spread Sputnik Fake News.
 
Pragmatism and Capitalism is what should drive companies, the defense companies should be driven by nationalism and Pragmatism, but only as long as the state pumps money into the projects they want.

Some ppl may bash Koc because they're pretty much pragmatic and capitalistic, but that is why they've survived so long. All other "minor" players in the same field has to find an alternative "branding" to even get some investors. And that's where nationalism comes into the picture.

Of course this is just my opinion. But if a company doesn't try to make money and become resistant to financial crises of any kind then they're in pretty bad shape when it goes down.

e.g. The bridge between Denmark and Sweden.
https://politiken.dk/rejser/turenga...lige-råd-til-2-storebæltsbroer-ekstra-om-året

Was built nearly 20 years ago, and today it's debt free, and ROE (Return on Equity) means Denmark got money enough to finance 2 bridges of similar design. The point of this short story is that, yes you can run a country by piling debt, but that should not be the goal, everything that is financed should breakeven or give ROE. A country having low debt will be able to weather financial crises far better than a debt ridden country.
 
Turkey’s foreign trade deficit soars 108.8 pct in January on annual basis

Turkey’s foreign trade deficit soared 108.8 percent in January compared to the same month of 2017, reaching $9.06 billion, according to data from the Turkish Statistics Institute (TÜİK).

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/turkish-exports-reached-almost-12-5-billion-in-january-128012


Prepare yourselves for a hard burst of the bubble soon and the Government and their worshipers blaming everything on FETO, Ameriga, Izrail and the European Nazis. :D
 
Pragmatism and Capitalism is what should drive companies, the defense companies should be driven by nationalism and Pragmatism, but only as long as the state pumps money into the projects they want.

Some ppl may bash Koc because they're pretty much pragmatic and capitalistic, but that is why they've survived so long. All other "minor" players in the same field has to find an alternative "branding" to even get some investors. And that's where nationalism comes into the picture.

Of course this is just my opinion. But if a company doesn't try to make money and become resistant to financial crises of any kind then they're in pretty bad shape when it goes down.

e.g. The bridge between Denmark and Sweden.
https://politiken.dk/rejser/turengaartil/europa/danmark/art6337698/Hov-vi-fik-lige-råd-til-2-storebæltsbroer-ekstra-om-året

Was built nearly 20 years ago, and today it's debt free, and ROE (Return on Equity) means Denmark got money enough to finance 2 bridges of similar design. The point of this short story is that, yes you can run a country by piling debt, but that should not be the goal, everything that is financed should breakeven or give ROE. A country having low debt will be able to weather financial crises far better than a debt ridden country.
Exactly this. And about public debt, it should be limited for sure! Look at Estonia, even after the financial crisis, it managed to keep its gov debt to gdp below 10% !!!

Turkey’s foreign trade deficit soars 108.8 pct in January on annual basis

Turkey’s foreign trade deficit soared 108.8 percent in January compared to the same month of 2017, reaching $9.06 billion, according to data from the Turkish Statistics Institute (TÜİK).

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/turkish-exports-reached-almost-12-5-billion-in-january-128012


Prepare yourselves for a hard burst of the bubble soon and the Government and their worshipers blaming everything on FETO, Ameriga, Izrail and the European Nazis. :D
I still cant understand how government is able to finance this deficit... I mean, it must be being financed, or else we would see TL fall down like a stone in the air!
 
Turkey’s foreign trade deficit soars 108.8 pct in January on annual basis

Turkey’s foreign trade deficit soared 108.8 percent in January compared to the same month of 2017, reaching $9.06 billion, according to data from the Turkish Statistics Institute (TÜİK).

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/turkish-exports-reached-almost-12-5-billion-in-january-128012


Prepare yourselves for a hard burst of the bubble soon and the Government and their worshipers blaming everything on FETO, Ameriga, Izrail and the European Nazis. :D
When i metioned this i have been called that i wish for a bubble to burst but anyone with logical thinking capability can see whats coming.
And as you said everyone except the goverment will be fault.
 
When i metioned this i have been called that i wish for a bubble to burst but anyone with logical thinking capability can see whats coming.
And as you said everyone except the goverment will be fault.
Even if the bubble would burst, nothing will change in Turkiye. The government will stay in power and people will keep voting for REIS since it is the fault of foreign powers etc
 

Yes, eurozone will be fuvked soon for printing money like there is no tomorrow :-)

(for the record EURUSD = 1.2317 at the moment - 29/03/2018)

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https://www.dunya.com/video-galeri/ekonomi/socardan-yeni-petrokimya-yatirimi-plani-video-409062

Socar to finish Star Refinery project in September 2018 (Our final gasoline import will decrease %50)
Socar to finish TANAP project and start sending natural gas to Turkey in July 2018.

Now, the thing with TANAP is, are we going to reduce gas imports from Iran, or Russia? Logically, we should reduce (stop) importing natural gas from Iran since it's so expensive. We nearly import 8bcm per year from Iran, Tanap will bring 6bcm per year gas to Turkey. Azerbaijani gas is nearly %50 cheaper than Iran's gas.

Socar plans to invest one more refinery until 2022 o_O If they invest 10million tonnes capacity refinery, then we won't import final oil products anymore, but just import crude oil.
 
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This looks extremely promising! I love how it dropped so much, but I'll still hold my breath for our public debt to GDP ratio to go below 10%! We should beat Estonia on that !!
 
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This looks extremely promising! I love how it dropped so much, but I'll still hold my breath for our public debt to GDP ratio to go below 10%! We should beat Estonia on that !!

Those are indeed some nice numbers but now go and check what the percentage on Turkey’s private debt is and you will lose your breath very fast. :D

Then you will get an answer how and with what kind of money Turkey’s current account deficit is covered.

After that if you are interested I will explain how and why the economic bubble will burst.
 
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