TURKEY: Kavcioglu Sounds Upbeat on Inflation, Tourism
Apr-28 08:24
- Kavcıoğlu: We always express the importance of the current balance in terms of sustainable price stability, it is very important that the current balance is formed in the Turkish Economic Model, although there may be a problem, we expect it to reach the point we think with the return to normality.
- Kavcıoğlu: Within the path we envisaged, we see that inflation started to come down after May.
- Kavcioglu: We do not see any problems in tourism, we even expect a good increase.
- Kavcioglu: It seems that a productive period will be entered in agriculture, which will reflect very positively on inflation from May. - HaberTurk
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