Treasury receivables reached 21 billion lira in April
Daily NewsTreasury receivables amounted to 21 billion liras as of the end of April. The Ministry of Treasury and Finance announced data on Treasury receivables as of April ...
Read MoreTreasury receivables amounted to 21 billion liras as of the end of April. The Ministry of Treasury and Finance announced data on Treasury receivables as of April ...
Read MoreThe US Federal Reserve (Fed) reported that 33 percent of adults cited inflation as their main financial challenge in 2022. The "US Household Economic Well-Being" ...
Read MoreApplied Materials, a US provider of equipment, services, and software for semiconductor manufacturing, announced that it plans to invest $4 billion to establish a...
Read MoreThe central government gross debt stock was determined as 4 trillion 588.1 billion lira as of the end of April. The Ministry of Treasury and Finance announced the...
Read MoreChevron, one of the major oil producers in the US, announced that it will buy PDC Energy for $7.6 billion including its debt. The company announced that an agreem...
Read MoreMitsotakis announced that he would work for the second elections, which will grant at least 20 additional seats to the first party in parliament, so that his part...
Read MoreChina said products from U.S. chipmaker Micron Technology posed “serious network security risks” and would ban key infrastructure operators from sourcing from the...
Read MoreUS President Biden and House Speaker McCarthy are scheduled to meet this afternoon. Experts from the White House and Congress will meet to consult ahead of the me...
Read MoreJapan’s core machinery orders fell more than expected. Japan’s core machinery orders fell more than expected in March, down 3.9 percent from a month earlier, acco...
Read MoreThe People's Bank of China has kept its benchmark lending rate (LPR) unchanged for nine consecutive months. Market expectations were that it would not change inte...
Read MoreAsian markets mixed as China leaves credit rates unchanged; U.S. debt ceiling talks to resume. Asia-Pacific markets were mixed on Monday after the G7 summit in Hi...
Read MoreUS Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated that if Congress does not raise the debt limit, there will be “tough choices” to be made regarding payments. US Treasury...
Read MoreIn a statement he made on his social media account, Minister Nebati stated that the budget cost of the KKM application, which has reached a total of 2.3 trillion ...
Read MoreG7 leaders emphasized that the world is at risk of famine and the importance of working together against the worsening global food security crisis. The G7 Leaders...
Read MoreEuropean Union (EU) Council President Charles Michel said that they will close the legal loopholes in the sanctions and restrict the diamond trade with Russia. Eu...
Read MoreIt has been 104 years since Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk took the first step that changed the destiny of the Turkish nation with his words, "I landed in Samsun on t...
Read MoreJapan’s non-food core inflation gauge rose in June. Japan’s core inflation rose by 3.4 percent in April Japan’s nationwide core inflation rose by 3.4 percent on a...
Read MoreAsian stock markets followed the G-7 meeting, with Japanese stocks rising to their highest since 1990. Asia-Pacific markets were broadly higher after two of Wall ...
Read MoreTakasbank announced that it is exempt from the TCMB Securities Facility Communiqué and that there is no contraction in the loans provided to brokerage firms regar...
Read MorePresident Erdoğan said: "We will ease our people by reducing taxes and providing special subsidies to our tradesmen and farmers." President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan m...
Read MoreThe U.S. Treasury Department has reported that Russia’s oil revenues have fallen significantly following the implementation of the price ceiling. The department h...
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