Türk Telekom’s subsrcipton base expands to 51.4 million - Latest News
The number of Türk Telekom’s subscribers rose to 51.4 million, while the company revised up its revenue, profit and investment forecasts for 2021, according to the company’s third-quarter results announced on Nov. 3.www.hurriyetdailynews.com
Well, my family has ttnet at home. There is no fiber infrastructure where they live, they say internet speed is up to 16Mbps yet we have never seen over 5Mbps. Mostly around 2-4. And last year someone crushed the pole carrying cables to the apartment, they cut the cable because it was in the middle of the road. And they didn't fix it for more than a month. When I was in Karaburun/İzmir and Dilek Yarımadası National Park/Aydın, they charged me for international call. Apparently, a Greek phone operator has a stronger signal in Turkey than them. Overall their service suck. There are many complaints about them. The advantage they currently own most of the infrastructure due to being a state-own company prior. And still, most of the other companies are using their infrastructure.
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No. I said energy , you said electricity.
How do you know the daily export figures though
for that the export has to increase by twelve percent every year. Which sounds doable but they were also targeting for us to be in the top 10 economies which considering the meteoric rise of the dollar I'm not even sure if we're in the top 20 now.
Do you see how these grown ass men cant even put arguments in front of little children so that they have to threaten and shout at them?
ravenman Please keep your arguments to yourself We know akp pays you good amount of money lmao
I prefer a 5% growth and an inflation rate of 2% over a 10% growth figure and 20% inflation hike on every given day. Sustainability is key.According to the latest estimates, Türkiye will grow over %10 this year. The first export data shows that the strong export performance of the real sector will continue in November.
Moodys also updated the growth forecast of Türkiye from %6 to %9.2.
Moody's Türkiye büyüme tahminini güncelledi
Uluslararası kredi derecelendirme kuruluşu Moody’s, Türkiye ekonomisi için 2021 büyüme tahminini yüzde 6'dan yüzde 9,2'ye çıkardı. Türkiye ekonomisinin 2022 yılına ilişkin büyüme beklentisinin de yüzde 3,6'dan yüzde 4,8'e çıkarıldığına işaret edilen raporda, ülke ekonomisinin 2023’te yüzde 5...
According to Moodys, the inflation rate will be %16.4 next year. (I highly doubt that. IMHO it will be around %20 by the end of next year. It might be worse than this year in the first half of 2022)
lets starve to death yeaSustainability is key, but there's no sustainability with strong TL.
In 2011 the TL / $ exchange rate was around 1.80, but Turkey ran over 60 Billion $ trade-deficit.
By 2019 with successive weakening of TL Turkey had 21 billion $ trade surplus.
Surplus went into deficit again in 2020 but only because of negative Corona-Tourism.
Turkey Trade Balance 1960-2023
External balance on goods and services (formerly resource balance) equals exports of goods and services minus imports of goods and services (previously nonfactor services). Data are in current U.S. dollars.www.macrotrends.net
Turkey needs to follow export-growth based development model like China / Germany (running trade surplus) instead of USA / France model running large to very large trade deficits.
