Tugce Ozsoy
News Reporter at Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News reporter in Istanbul. Opinions are my own. RTs are not endorsements.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Beril Akman |Tugce Ozsoy
Fatih Karahan, governor of Turkey's central bank, at his office in Istanbul, Turkey, on Thursday, July 11, 2024. "Any actions we take on policy rates should be calibrated so as to hit the inflation target in 2025 and beyond," Karahan told Bloomberg in the first sitdown interview he's given since being appointed more than five months ago.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Tugce Ozsoy
A ticker screen showing stock prices at the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Ltd. (TASE) in Tel Aviv, Israel, on Thursday, Dec. 5, 2024. Israel’s annual inflation stood at 3.5% as of October, above the government’s target range of 1% to 3%, largely due to supply-side constraints. Photographer: Kobi Wolf/Bloomberg(Bloomberg) -- Stock markets across the Middle East fell on Thursday, with Israel’s benchmark index the worst-performer globally as traders responded to heightened tensions in the region.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Beril Akman |Kerim Karakaya |Tugce Ozsoy
The Central Bank of Turkey, in Ankara. (Bloomberg) -- Turkish policymakers are taking steps to deter so-called “hot money” flows into the lira, pushing back against one of the world’s most lucrative currency bets. While the central bank has kept a tight rein on the lira market and allowed the currency to slide gradually, traders say market moves have become less predictable lately.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Tugce Ozsoy
Istanbul(Bloomberg) -- Turkish bank shares rallied on Tuesday after the central bank provided more funding through its cheaper one-week repo rate, a move seen by markets as a sign that interest-rate cuts could be on the horizon.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Agnieszka Barteczko |Tugce Ozsoy
Donald Tusk(Bloomberg) -- The defeat of Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s favored presidential candidate is shifting investor focus to the nation’s troubling public finances, amid growing concerns about political stability. Fitch Ratings Inc. and S&P Global Ratings both warned on Wednesday that post-ballot politics may curb already-low appetite for reducing the fiscal deficit, which is set to top 6% of economic output for a second straight year.
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