ITO head calls for review and fine-tuning of Türkiye's economic program

3 articles · Updated · Daily Sabah · Apr 26

Şekib Avdagiç urges swift updates to exchange rate, export, and import regimes amid ongoing Middle East conflict and recent inflation drop to 30.87% in March.
He highlights the need for holistic policy adjustments, noting business community costs and recent stability in foreign exchange reserves and external funding access.
Türkiye's economic program, launched mid-2023 to curb inflation, faces new pressures from rising global energy prices and supply chain disruptions linked to the war involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran.

Is Türkiye's economy on the brink of another currency crisis?

Has the U.S.-Iran war shattered Türkiye's anti-inflation plan?

Can new tax cuts save Türkiye's industry from soaring energy costs?

With reserves dwindling, how long can Türkiye's central bank defend the lira?

Will the Mideast war make Türkiye the new energy kingpin of Europe?

Is Türkiye's economic partnership with the EU becoming obsolete?