Turkey
IMF offers $10bn to ease Turkish banking crisis
The International Monetary Fund said it will provide more than $10 billion in financial support for Turkey to help ease a sharp liquidity crisis that has sent the country's interest rates soaring and depleted central bank reserves.
Turk c.bank decision sparks money market turmoil
Turkey's central bank on Thursday shut off the taps of the emergency funding it has carried out over the last six trading days to ease a liquidity crunch sparked by fears of a banking sector crisis.
IMF says Turkey policy on track
The International Monetary Fund said in a statement released on its website that the Turkish government's IMF-supported economic programme was on track and is expected to remain so.
Turkish central bank eases liquidity squeeze
Turkey's central bank and treasury held two purchases of government bonds on Monday as part of a package of measures to ease a liquidity squeeze that shook markets last week.
Heavy interest in seized Turkish banks
Turkey's banking watchdog on Friday said there is significant foreign and domestic interest in purchasing some of 10 banks with bad debts of $7bn that it has taken into receivership.
The euro from the Turkish standpoint - Gazi Ercel
Gazi Ercel, the governor of the Central Bank of Turkey, gives his views on how the euro has affected the Turkish economy: currency basket, trading partner, external debt and reserves management.
Turkish cenbank goes live with real-time DvP SSS
Central Bank of Turkey has gone live with new securities settlement system named ESTS (Electronic Securities Transfer and Settlement System) after three years of development. On October 31, the first day of use, 1,800 securities transactions were settled…