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Simsek knows his job and did well after returning. But most importantly, the independence of the Central Bank has been reinstated, at least in parts. And this is where it all breaks or continues to be good. If Erdogan keeps his hands off the economy and the CB as he is currently, good if not bad.

@Hepdert I suggest you read the rules again. It is your duty to provide an English translation or at least a summary.

A proper source would be to quote the publication where you read that information.

Make your life and ours easier, if you post something at least try to give us a context why you think that is relevant to the topic.

I deleted a dozen posts that had nothing to do with Economy updates.

I think the answer is confidential and not public knowledge.

Interesting development. But actions speak louder than words.

It would make Hürjets cheaper per unit if you order more. To spread the development costs. And As far as I understand, navalized aircrafts are usually very expensive. Our resident naval experts could enlighten us, I'm just looking at it from an economic point of view.

Navalizing armed Hürjet for just 12 pieces or even 2/3x that number will be expensive.

Unless you have a good explanation or comment to add, I dont see how that's the appropriate thread.

Yeah, starting WW3 and dragging us in, would clearly be better. /s

Let's do the maths, I hope I didnt get anything wrong in the conversion of the units: https://www.eia.gov/dnav/ng/NG_MOVE_POE2_DCU_NUS-NTU_A.htm Turkey imported 150 million cubic feet of LNG from the US in 2023, the price per thousand cubic feet was 7 Dollars. That's around 1bln Dollar last...

To be a bit less dependent on Russia I assume. Also, LNG is sometimes cheaper on the spot market than on the long-term take it or leave it contracts we have with the Russians. Qatar has little capacity left, most of their clients are long term contracts. Germany has to wait like 2 years for...

No more offtopic. Only warning points from here on, no more soft warning.

Pashinyan staying has been pretty good so far, let's hope for another term.

Emotions aside for a moment. TEI is a company. GE is partially the owner of the company. A CEO has to obey their shareholders. GE as an American company has to obey US law.

And again, unlike the US which is an ocean and a continent away. We don't have that luxury, we will suffer the consequences of our actions. In any scenario, along our border. Civil war somewhere? Migration wave, terrorism spike War between two armed groups? Migration wave, terrorism spike War...

Can anyone share a link to that report? My Google skills have failed me.

Got to say, just shows you how small the domestic market for EVs is in Turkey. Disappointing numbers. Export success is a must if TOGG wants to be successful.

The topic of this thread is KAAN, not any other country or their developments. Off-topic posts have been deleted, repeated offenders will suffer the consequences of their own actions.