Turkey’s inflation for the month of May rose by an eye-watering 73.5% year on year, its highest in 23 years, as the country grapples with soaring food (food prices in the country of 84 million rose 91.6% year on year) and energy costs. READ MORE
Similar Posts:
- Turkey: Looming Challenges (Union Bancaire Privée)
- Is Turkey Really Out of The Woods? (Amundi AM)
- Emerging Market CDS Volume Up 46% in 2014 (EMTA)
- Turkey’s Arcelik Targets Asian Growth with Hitachi Deal (Nikkei Asia)
- Psigma’s Gregory: Avoid Economies With Current Account Deficits (FE Trustnet)
- Meet the Emerging Market Fund Manager Who Is the Antithesis of Mark Mobius (NYT)
- India and Indonesia are Better Positioned to Survive Rising Oil Prices (CNBC)
- Turkey – Taking Stock in Times of Change (Undervalued Shares)
- Anadolu Efes (IST: AEFES / FRA: EF41 / OTCMKTS: AEBZY): Bridging the East-West Divide With Beer & Soft Drinks
- MOBIUS INVESTMENT TRUST: Mobius Scans Far Horizons as China Shunned – Manager Carlos Hardenberg Says he is Facing Strong Headwinds (Daily Mail)
- Emerging Market Debt: Looking Towards ‘Beaten Up’ Opportunities (GAM)
- What Risks Do Emerging Markets Pose to US Economy? (Bloomberg)
- “Confidence Shaken:” US Firms In China Look Elsewhere As ‘Friendshoring’ Gathers Steam (Zero Hedge)
- New Fragile Five Facing a Forex Crisis: Argentina, Brazil, South Africa, Ukraine & Venezuela (Institutional Investor)
- Which Emerging Markets Have the Most Leveraged Stocks? (Bloomberg)
