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 A red telephone line for tourists
Turkey and Russia will soon be establishing a red telephone line between the nations to be used by both tourists and businessmen. |
 Turkish Airlines to buy 50 pct of LOT
Economy Minister Zafer Çağlayan said yesterday that Turkish Airlines would be acquiring a 50 percent stake in Poland’s LOT Airlines. However, the technical talks were still continuing, Cağlayan also said during a business meeting in Warsaw. |
 Lagarde urges cautious growth
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) would be the first to congratulate Turkey if the country manages to grow 4 percent in 2012, way above the fund’s 2.3 percent forecast, according to Managing Director Christine Lagarde. |
 The Prime Minister was right in his reaction to S&P
IMF Chief Lagarde expressed that Turkey’s reaction to S&P´s rating downgrade was correct. Lagarde stated, "I heard what the Prime Minister said. If it is thought that a mistake was made, then there is no problem expressing it. We made a mistake in growth and rectified it. That is something everyone can do.” |
 NEC, Mitsubishi want to invest in Turkey
Turkey’s Industry Minister Nihat Ergün, who is currently on a visit to Japan to encourage investment in Turkey, has already been given the green light from NEC and Mitsubishi. |
Saudis, Turks invest $1 bln chemical plant
Saudi Arabia’s Advanced Petrochemical Company and Turkey’s Bayegan agreed yesterday to invest $1 billion in a polypropylene production facility in Adana-İskenderun on the southern Turkish coast. |
 Iraq-Turkey economic collaboration on a rise
Having risen five levels up in Turkey’s export league over the past seven years, Iraq, which has now set its sights on taking the spot for Turkey’s exports, intends to open up to the world from Istanbul. Saying we “promise you the future,” Speaker of the Assembly al-Nujayfi invited Turkish businessmen to Iraq. |
 Turkish official inflation rises to 11.1% in April
Turkey´s annual inflation rose to 11.14 percent in April after holding steady at 10.43 percent for two months, the national statistics office said today. |
 Energy stock exchange will not be arm of İMKB
An energy bourse will soon be established as an independent entity in Turkey, which needs, by some estimates, $10 billion of investments in the energy sector every year, according to sources. The energy bourse will not operate under the umbrella of the Istanbul Stock Exchange (İMKB), but the state will partner it, sources said. |
 Turkish Insurance Sektor summaries and important news from April 2012
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