Turkey’s 2025 Budget assumes a 17% minimum-wage hike next year, our estimates show.
That matches its end-2025 inflation forecast.
But we think a 30% increase is the likelier outcome, pointing to a gradual easing of both inflation and borrowing costs.
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Banking Authority BRSA's restructuring move is technically expansionary.
In practice, other regulation in place will curb any credit growth.
The move will benefit the banking sector balance sheets by limiting flows into NPL.
More on @TheTerminal
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Medium Term Plan - Inflation
1) End-2024 at 41.5% - closer to our 43%, above CBRT's 38% *but* still within its 34-42% band.
2) End-2027 at 7%. The government doesn't see inflation at target even 4.5 years after policy pivot.
*If* elections in 2028, that extends it to 5 years.
The Labour Party wins big in #GeneralElection2024📷, while #France goes to the polls on Sunday. But what does it all mean for the econmies of the #UK and #Europe? Bloomberg Economics have their say in today's EuroEco Brief https://t.co/Whu2UwXeqG.
The Labour Party wins big in #GeneralElection2024, while #France goes to the polls on Sunday. But what does it all mean for the econmies of the #UK and #Europe? Bloomberg Economics have their say in today's EuroEco Brief https://t.co/Whu2UwWGB8.
Turkey's gray list exit may boost confidence but the likelihood of it driving sizeable inflows may be small - as that may have already happened.
IMF research shows getting listed hurts inflows but recovery starts immediately after.
Maintaining the policy pivot will be key ahead
Turkey gets 1st rating upgrade in a decade on policy flip, but it needs to do more to achieve investment grade.
That means
-tight monetary policy
-less FX borrowing
-higher FX reserves
It will also need stamina — it took nine years to move from B+ to investment grade in 2012.
Hong Kong says officials asked Lionel Messi to step onto the pitch to meet fans after learning he’d sit out a much-hyped match, following uproar over his non-appearance on the pitch https://t.co/ey4HEXDdxN via @luxury The messi fiasco really is a messy fiasco - the messiest.
My latest: How much has the Red Sea disruption cost Egypt?
About $150m in lost Suez Canal revenue, so far
That's not a large sum for an economy with annual GDP of ~$400b
But:
- Costs continue to pile up
- Egypt is already facing a currency crisis
Full analysis on @TheTerminal
Three risks could lead to higher inflation, weaker lira and erosion in sentiment in Turkey.
1- Outsized public spending could fuel inflation:
-Boosting demand before March vote and higher taxes after.
-Taking 2023 as a benchmark, that could add 7ppt to year-end inflation.
1/3
As you all know, cycling is a fair weather activity. And we can prove it. Right now it's -28°C in Oulu, and we've had almost 1300 ppl cycle today on this path alone 👌🫡☃️🚲💨
#Oulu#MeanwhileInOulu
How far will borrowing costs fall as inflation recedes? For three decades, the natural rate of interest was falling. Now, we think it's going up. See the Bloomberg Originals documentary (based on our original research) here:
@economics
https://t.co/K2E2dNbdcj via @economics
Cocaine is close to overtaking oil (maybe this year) as Colombia’s chief export after record output in 2022 drove up shipments. Production will likely grow further as govt efforts to foster peace mean more lenient policies toward cartels. @economics {NSN S0ZE1EDWRGG0 <GO>}
If I understand things correctly, I no longer tweet I 'x-file', it is no longer a thread it is an 'x-pand' and a any readers added context is now an 'x-plain'.
Would be grateful for any and all new terminology that may be out there.
Given everything that is happening there now, I think I will pass thanks twitter (or whatever you're callling yourself today). #Greecewildfires#Greece#Greecefires
Lot of people upset about the change from 'twitter' to 'X'
but how come you are hearing much less about Bloomberg changing the ticker for 2y swaps from 'USSW2' to 'US0SFR2'?