Economy

Economy Türkiye secures $3 billion from CEB in last 10 years

Türkiye secures $3 billion from CEB in last 10 years
Economy TPAO and BP sign pact on oil, natural gas cooperation

TPAO and BP sign pact on oil, natural gas cooperation
Temu resumes sales in Türkiye under new import structure

Temu resumes sales in Türkiye under new import structure

Chinese e-commerce giant Temu has restarted operations in Türkiye after briefly halting cross-border shipments earlier this month.  
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Anthropic raises $30 bln, valuing OpenAI rival at $380 bln
ECONOMY EU vows reforms to revive its economy, but divisions remain

EU vows reforms to revive its economy, but divisions remain

EU leaders have pledged after talks to move ahead swiftly with reforms to revive Europe's flagging economy but were split on calls for joint debt to help the bloc confront twin threats from China and the United States.
ECONOMY BBC to cut costs by 10 percent as financial pressures bite

BBC to cut costs by 10 percent as 'financial pressures' bite

The BBC has said it expects to make further savings of around 10 percent of its costs over the next three years in answer to "substantial financial pressures."
ECONOMY Free zones aim for $14 billion in exports in 2026

Free zones aim for $14 billion in exports in 2026

Türkiye’s free zones are targeting $14 billion in exports this year, driven by rising technology investments, research and development activities, and stronger production capacity, according to Yusuf Kılınç, chairman of the Free Zones Founders and Operators Association (SEBKİDER).

Türkiye targets trade growth with transport expansion ECONOMY

Türkiye targets trade growth with transport expansion
Milei labor law reforms spark clashes in Buenos Aires ECONOMY

Milei labor law reforms spark clashes in Buenos Aires
US pushes for dramatic increase in Venezuela oil output ECONOMY

US pushes for 'dramatic increase' in Venezuela oil output
China shock: Germany’s key market turns business rival ECONOMY

'China shock': Germany’s key market turns business rival
Russia to supply Cuba with oil as humanitarian aid: Report ECONOMY

Russia to supply Cuba with oil as 'humanitarian aid': Report
Central Bank sees year-end inflation at 15-21 percent range ECONOMY

Central Bank sees year-end inflation at 15-21 percent range
Türkiyes TPAO wins two blocks in Libyas oil and gas licensing round ECONOMY

Türkiye's TPAO wins two blocks in Libya's oil and gas licensing round

Türkiye's state-owned Turkish Petroleum Corporation (TPAO) won two blocks, one onshore and one offshore, in Libya's oil and gas licensing round, launched for the first time in 17 years.

EU leaders push to rescue European economy challenged by China, US ECONOMY

EU leaders push to rescue European economy challenged by China, US

EU leaders will converge on a Belgian castle on Thursday as the bloc seeks ways to punch its economic weight on the global stage — faced with threats from China and the United States, and hamstrung by its own divisions.

Valentine’s Day, Ramadan to drive February e-commerce surge ECONOMY

Valentine’s Day, Ramadan to drive February e-commerce surge

Türkiye’s e-commerce volume is expected to exceed 400 billion Turkish Liras ($9.2 billion) in February, driven by Valentine’s Day spending and additional demand created by the overlap with Ramadan.  
Retail sales volume rises 16.3 percent in December ECONOMY

Retail sales volume rises 16.3 percent in December

  Türkiye’s retail sales volume rose sharply in December 2025, according to the latest data released by the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) on Feb. 11.  
Renault Clio tops January car sales in Turkish market ECONOMY

Renault Clio tops January car sales in Turkish market

The Renault Clio has maintained its lead in Türkiye’s January car sales, recording 4,556 units sold, according to data from the Automotive Distributors and Mobility Association (ODMD).  
Türkiye to ban rental of cars older than five years ECONOMY

Türkiye to ban rental of cars older than five years

Türkiye has unveiled a sweeping draft regulation set to fundamentally restructure its car rental industry, introducing stricter standards for operators while strengthening consumer protections.  
Türkiye has strong voice in global tourism, says culture ministe ECONOMY

Türkiye has strong voice in global tourism, says culture ministe

Türkiye has become an influential actor in shaping global tourism policies and investment decisions, as it relentlessly pursues a $68 billion revenue target for this year through a strategic focus on new growth objectives, according to Culture and Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy.  
Asian stock markets rise, dollar dips as traders await US jobs ECONOMY

Asian stock markets rise, dollar dips as traders await US jobs

Asian stock markets rose Wednesday while the dollar slipped as investors weighed weak U.S. consumer data that boosted the case for more interest rate cuts ahead of key jobs figures due later in the day.
Struggling brewer Heineken to cut up to 6,000 jobs ECONOMY

Struggling brewer Heineken to cut up to 6,000 jobs

Under-pressure Dutch brewer Heineken said Wednesday it would scrap up to 6,000 jobs as it faces what it described as "challenging market conditions."
Türkiye imports record high of 273.3 tons of silver in January ECONOMY

Türkiye imports record high of 273.3 tons of silver in January

With silver prices reaching unprecedented levels at the start of the year, Türkiye imported 273.3 tons of silver last month — marking an all-time high for monthly imports.  
Turkish Airlines to begin flights to Chinese city of Urumqi ECONOMY

Turkish Airlines to begin flights to Chinese city of Urumqi

Türkiye's flag carrier Turkish Airlines announced on Feb. 10 that it will launch flights to the city of Urumqi in northwestern China.  
China consumer price growth slows to 0.2 percent in January ECONOMY

China consumer price growth slows to 0.2 percent in January

Growth in China's consumer prices slowed last month and missed forecasts, official data showed Wednesday, as leaders struggle to kickstart domestic spending in the world's second-largest economy.