Standard Poor’s affirmed Turkey’s rating, boosted growth, credit and economy – Breaking News
S&P made evaluations about Turkey.
It was noted that Turkey’s comprehensive credit rating was changed from “stable” to “negative”.
The statement referred to “an observable and detailed review of the predictability of public policy, monetary policy”.
It is about the confidence that Turkey’s current control is stronger than in August 2018, expressing its confidence in the Turkish sector, as households prefer to keep their use.
In the statement, it was reported that Turkey’s growth forecast for this country was increased from 8.6 percent to 9.8 percent.
It was stated that the country’s next year is 3.7, the targeted target is targeted, Turkey’s 20 is predicted to grow by 3.1 percent and 3 percent in 2024.
In the statement, it is emphasized that the strong new recovery is expected in the forecast, and the definition of tourism is fast if the new display and wide-ranging restrictions of the Omicron variant in the type coronavirus (Kovid-19) model are accepted.
It was noted that when S&P will pass, the Turkish economy will grow by around 3 percent on average in the medium term.