Turkey repays $1.1 bln in foreign debt in February

March 01 2012 16:08:30

Turkey repays $1.1 bln in foreign debt in February

ANKARA - Anatolia News Agency

Hürriyet photo

Turkey repaid 1.1 billion USD in foreign debt in February 2012, the country's central bank said today.

According to central bank's weekly data, total debt repaid by the Turkish Treasury alone was $474 million.

Turkey repaid a total of 12.8 billion USD in foreign debt in 2011.

Quark.Models.Entities.Ancestor?.Title?.ToUpperInvariant()

Russia will 'definitely' respond to Ukraine ATACMS strike

Current account balance posts surplus for fifth month in a row

Passenger traffic at airports up 11 percent to 16.3 million

Istanbul, Abu Dhabi financial centers ink cooperation deal

Hope rises from war-scarred streets of Syria's Aleppo

Tokyo plans to make daycare free to boost low birth rate

Cruise ships bring 1.9 million travelers in 11 months

Google announces launch of latest AI model, Gemini 2.0

WORLD

Russia will 'definitely' respond to Ukraine ATACMS strike

Russia will "definitely" respond to a Ukrainian attack on a southern airfield using U.S.-supplied ATACMS missiles, the Kremlin said on Thursday.

ECONOMY

Current account balance posts surplus for fifth month in a row

Türkiye has posted a current account surplus for the fifth month in a row in October, according to data from the Central Bank on Dec. 12.

SPORTS

Fenerbahçe in tatters after Athletic loss

Fenerbahçe headed into turbulent times after a home loss in the Europa League against Athletic Bilbao on Dec. 11 night added to the club’s wounds and sparked fan protests.