... deeper into the Turkish market. The Turkish criptocurrency exchange
BtcTurk
is about to be bought by
Coinbase
, which is rumoured to be worth $3.2 billion.
The popularity of cryptocurrencies in the country has increased thanks to the depreciating Turkishlira, high inflation and interest rate cuts.
Last year, Turkey's central bank imposed a ban on cryptocurrencies for goods and services: Their use in payments may cause non-recoverable losses for the parties and include elements that could undermine the ...
... cent lower at
Rs 503.15
, compared to a 0.5 per cent rise in the S&P
BSE
Sensex at 12: 03 pm.
The company posted exceptional items of Rs 85 crore during the quarter, due to the impairment of goodwill of Turkey business due to the steep devaluation of TurkishLira. In Q 4 of FY 21 the company had a net profit of 377 crore.
The revenue from operations rose 7.74 per cent to Rs 2,518 crore during the quarter under review, as opposed to Rs 2,337 crore in the year-ago period. The operating margin contracted by ...
... was unable to afford childcare.
She told the
BBC
that unemployment benefits in Turkey are so low that they don't meet my baby's monthly diaper needs.
I'm looking for small jobs that can be done online. It's not possible to live on a salary of 5,000 Turkishliras, while the rents are 3,000 -- 4,000 Turkishliras.
Tuba
said she had to buy cheaper nappies for her baby and change them less often while their food costs have gone up.
Jason Tuvey
, emerging markets economist at
Capital Economics
, said there ...
... commodity prices, according to data released on Thursday.
Turkey's annual inflation rose to 69.97 percent in April, mainly due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine and rising energy and commodity prices, according to data released on Thursday.
The crash of the Turkishlira last year resulted in a 500 basis point interest rate easing cycle, which began last September under pressure from President
Tayyip Erdogan
and has resulted in a sustained surge in consumer prices.
Consumer prices rose 7.25 percent month-on-month,...
... blamed for a fire under inflation.
Consumer prices rose 7.25% month-on-month, compared to a Reuters poll of 6%, according to
the Turkish Statistical Institute
. Consumer price inflation was predicted to be 68% by the end of the year.
It's about food and energy ... ..., according to the data.
Food and non-alcoholic drink prices went up 13.38% month-on-month, and house prices rose 7.43%.
The lira fell by 0.9% to 14.8525 against the dollar after the release of the data.
Presidential and parliamentary elections are due ...
... up 89.1%, while the furnishings and household equipment increased by 77.64%.
Turkey has seen a collapse in the value of the lira, as President
Tayyip Erdogan
prioritizes exports over currency stability.
He has described interest rates as the mother ... ... of evil, and has used more unorthodox policy to try to dampen prices, including intervening in foreign exchange markets.
The Turkish president overhauled the country's central bank leadership last year, and the bank has slashed rates to 14% from 19% since ...
... outflows. It has used similar measures to shore up the currency at home by rolling out state-backed deposit accounts that protect savers from lira weakness.
After a currency crisis in 2018, Turkey put restrictions on foreign transactions to protect the lira, putting limits on swaps with local banks to deter short sellers. Foreign holdings of Turkish stocks and bonds have fallen to a historic low because of the fact that they are close to a historic low.
The U.S. Federal Reserve has made the world's most negative interest rates more vulnerable at a time of deeper trade imbalances and the world's ...
... was still performing due diligence checks. It's no surprise that
Coinbase
is eager to capture more of the Turkish market. Thousands of Turkish citizens have been inspired to invest in cryptocurrencies during the epidemic because of the depreciating Turkishlira. In the last year, Turkey had more than a million criptocurrency trades a day, and billboards and ads for crypto are everywhere in the country.
Turan Sert
, an adviser for Paribu, Turkey's biggest online exchange, told
Al Jazeera
that it was about ...