TR Economy & Updates

Heartbang

Experienced member
Messages
2,587
Reactions
9 4,035
Nation of residence
Turkey
Nation of origin
Turkey
Countdown to Default for the US treasury:

FxDXVk7WIAEbSqi
This deserves both an :ROFLMAO: and a :love:
 

Crush716

Committed member
Messages
206
Reactions
2 461
Nation of residence
United States of America
Nation of origin
Turkey



“A picture not seen in 41 years; No, this is not for the sake of the country, but to cover up political mistakes, to save political survival...
No turbulence-crisis (1988, 1991, 1994, 2001) has had this degree of...

The picture that CB Erdogan says "relaxed" is the increase of the deficit, which was -40 billion dollars in March, to 60 billion dollars.
Saudi deposits came in mid-March. Foreign exchange continued to be sold to hide the flaw of the fake economic policy. It's called "relaxed".

Gross reserves before the second round of the election are below $100 billion. Despite the 'great invention' KKM, the obligation to bring 40% of the exporter's foreign currency to the CBRT, the swap-warehouse from the Gulf, the postponement of funds + gas from Russia, the foreign exchange buying-pricing restrictions, it is necessary to ask "WHY".
 

Anastasius

Contributor
Moderator
Azerbaijan Moderator
Messages
1,494
Reactions
9 3,413
Nation of residence
United States of America
Nation of origin
Azerbaijan
Get loans from the IMF or London loan sharks you mean?
How about admitting that keeping the interest rates low is a bad idea?

Also the IMF does not give out loans for nothing. These loans come with specific advice on measures to take to improve the economy. And when inevitably you have a country that takes the money, does not follow the advice given by the IMF and predictably their economy continues to tank, you have people looking to blame the big, bad IMF for the crime of...*gasp*...giving money to you with the assumption that you will be taking measures to improve your economy instead of admitting that you messed up and wasted their money.

Instead you propose that taking money from Gulf monarchies claiming that they will not "boss" Turkey around...ignoring that they have geopolitical conflicts with Turkey and absolutely will use their newfound influence over the Turkish economy to direct Turkey to abandon its geopolitical goals if it doesn't serve their goals. According to some, Qatar already does this, directing Turkey with one hand while stabbing it in the back with the other.

I swear, some people's dislike of anything to do with the West is so intense that you would open your doors to Satan if it would spite the West.
 

TheInsider

Experienced member
Professional
Messages
4,713
Solutions
1
Reactions
44 16,363
Nation of residence
Turkey
Nation of origin
Turkey
If things stay on this trajectory I expect a significant devaluation after the elections. There is a vast dollar scarcity in the markets. London bankers offer dollar loans at an insane interest rate Gulf Arabs are no better they offer only a few percent lower interest rates. I wanted to withdraw 10k dollars cashier tried to persuade me not to withdraw by offering some deals, then tried to persuade me to withdraw my money in Turkish liras then tried a 2k dollars+Turkish liras combo I rejected all and after that, he wrote my name to a list, and told me to come one week later.
We have an FX crisis at our hands. We can survive the tourism season at best.
 

Zafer

Experienced member
Messages
4,991
Reactions
8 7,675
Nation of residence
Turkey
Nation of origin
Turkey
How about admitting that keeping the interest rates low is a bad idea?

Also the IMF does not give out loans for nothing. These loans come with specific advice on measures to take to improve the economy. And when inevitably you have a country that takes the money, does not follow the advice given by the IMF and predictably their economy continues to tank, you have people looking to blame the big, bad IMF for the crime of...*gasp*...giving money to you with the assumption that you will be taking measures to improve your economy instead of admitting that you messed up and wasted their money.

Instead you propose that taking money from Gulf monarchies claiming that they will not "boss" Turkey around...ignoring that they have geopolitical conflicts with Turkey and absolutely will use their newfound influence over the Turkish economy to direct Turkey to abandon its geopolitical goals if it doesn't serve their goals. According to some, Qatar already does this, directing Turkey with one hand while stabbing it in the back with the other.

I swear, some people's dislike of anything to do with the West is so intense that you would open your doors to Satan if it would spite the West.

I don't dislike western people, I worked and lived with them for some years but I don't like the so called western capital that caused the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and also the previous to Erdoğan era Türkiye. We will not borrow their money anymore and before too long we may as well start lending.
 

TheInsider

Experienced member
Professional
Messages
4,713
Solutions
1
Reactions
44 16,363
Nation of residence
Turkey
Nation of origin
Turkey
I don't dislike western people, I worked and lived with them for some years but I don't like the so called western capital that caused the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and also the previous to Erdoğan era Türkiye. We will not borrow their money anymore and before too long we may as well start lending.
While you are writing this Turkish bureaucrats are begging London loan sharks on the orders of Erdogan, to lend them dollars with a %10+ interest rate. You are living high on copium.
 

Zafer

Experienced member
Messages
4,991
Reactions
8 7,675
Nation of residence
Turkey
Nation of origin
Turkey
While you are writing this Turkish bureaucrats are begging London loan sharks on the orders of Erdogan, to lend them dollars with a %10+ interest rate. You are living high on copium.
You know very well that not borrowing from them means beyond what is required to roll the debt we owe them already. The debt stock does not go away overnight.
 

Sanchez

Experienced member
Moderator
Think Tank Analyst
DefenceHub Diplomat
Messages
3,461
Reactions
104 15,703
Nation of residence
Turkey
Nation of origin
Turkey
I don't dislike western people, I worked and lived with them for some years but I don't like the so called western capital that caused the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and also the previous to Erdoğan era Türkiye. We will not borrow their money anymore and before too long we may as well start lending.
It wasn't the western capital that collapsed the empire, nor was the western capital the reason of the 90s crash. Bad internal management caused them both. Watch us going in for a third time.

We are being fixated on gulf for our economy and Russia for our energy. This will end horribly.
 

AWP

Contributor
Messages
792
Reactions
6 1,613
Nation of residence
Canada
Nation of origin
Palestine
Is all of this shit because the interest rate and Trump tweet ?

If tomorrow Erdogan raise the rate to 30% , would this solve the crisis ?
 

Rodeo

Contributor
Moderator
DefenceHub Diplomat
Messages
1,330
Reactions
31 5,069
Nation of residence
Turkey
Nation of origin
Turkey
Is all of this shit because the interest rate and Trump tweet ?

If tomorrow Erdogan raise the rate to 30% , would this solve the crisis ?
No it won't. It will just strangle the market and cause more unemployment.

Without structural changes, without direct foreign investment, raising interest rates won't remedy our situation in the mid-term. The problem is the loss of trust in the system. There's too much stigma. We have to restore the trust. Without a complete refresh I don't see how we can fix the economy.

We're burning more dollars than we're earning. The long term solution is selling more high value-added products obviously.
 

Zafer

Experienced member
Messages
4,991
Reactions
8 7,675
Nation of residence
Turkey
Nation of origin
Turkey
We are being fixated on gulf for our economy and Russia for our energy. This will end horribly.
Will they send their armies to strangle us if we delay payments or will they order us around when we mind our business, I don't think so.
 

GoatsMilk

Experienced member
Messages
3,893
Reactions
26 10,367
Nation of residence
United Kingdom

incredible economic failure and they keep voting for it.

A couple comments on the inflation from the video.

"As someone currently living in Turkey (not Turkish), the official inflation figures are a joke. Since October I've seen the price of a bottle of Coke go from 14 lira to 27-30 lira, and since January 400g of beef mince went from low 40s to over 90 lira. These are only 2 of hundreds of examples. I'm glad I don't get paid in lira, but the poor locals are fucked. The only saving grace e is my rent is in lira, so I've seen my rent come down about 10% in real money..."

"Same man as a someone (non Turkish) living in Turkey Im blessed enough to be making a living outside of turkey but I feel extremely bad for the locals who live here it’s honestly baffling how fast and fucked up inflation is rising. I especially feel for those who just recently graduated looking for their first jobs. Not only will they start with a shit salary but they’ll most likely be contracted out without having their salaries adjusted for inflation and after years of hard work and study they’ll just end up struggling to even make rent by the end of the year. It’s truly disheartening. Like bro I was eating maxi XL menus at popeyes for 85 TL at the start of the year and now it’s at least 120 TL it’s just fucking wild to see."
 
Last edited:

Sanchez

Experienced member
Moderator
Think Tank Analyst
DefenceHub Diplomat
Messages
3,461
Reactions
104 15,703
Nation of residence
Turkey
Nation of origin
Turkey
Will they send their armies to strangle us if we delay payments or will they order us around when we mind our business, I don't think so.
Neither will IMF, in that case. Maybe they send in Ethan hunt.

Are you really this blind to see that with greater Russian and Gulf effect in our economy we are moving more in line with their own goals and not a third, our way? Soon you'll see, it'll be too late tho.
 

Heartbang

Experienced member
Messages
2,587
Reactions
9 4,035
Nation of residence
Turkey
Nation of origin
Turkey

incredible economic failure and they keep voting for it.

A couple comments on the inflation from the video.

"As someone currently living in Turkey (not Turkish), the official inflation figures are a joke. Since October I've seen the price of a bottle of Coke go from 14 lira to 27-30 lira, and since January 400g of beef mince went from low 40s to over 90 lira. These are only 2 of hundreds of examples. I'm glad I don't get paid in lira, but the poor locals are fucked. The only saving grace e is my rent is in lira, so I've seen my rent come down about 10% in real money..."

"Same man as a someone (non Turkish) living in Turkey Im blessed enough to be making a living outside of turkey but I feel extremely bad for the locals who live here it’s honestly baffling how fast and fucked up inflation is rising. I especially feel for those who just recently graduated looking for their first jobs. Not only will they start with a shit salary but they’ll most likely be contracted out without having their salaries adjusted for inflation and after years of hard work and study they’ll just end up struggling to even make rent by the end of the year. It’s truly disheartening. Like bro I was eating maxi XL menus at popeyes for 85 TL at the start of the year and now it’s at least 120 TL it’s just fucking wild to see."
If it was up to that youtuber we'd been collapsed countless times now. That man is not a reputable source.
 

Zafer

Experienced member
Messages
4,991
Reactions
8 7,675
Nation of residence
Turkey
Nation of origin
Turkey
Neither will IMF, in that case. Maybe they send in Ethan hunt.

Are you really this blind to see that with greater Russian and Gulf effect in our economy we are moving more in line with their own goals and not a third, our way? Soon you'll see, it'll be too late tho.
They are being usefull but you don't want them to be usefull.
 

Follow us on social media

Top Bottom