S&P raises Turkey’s growth forecasts
In the report “Global Economic Outlook, EMEA, Europe, Middle East and Africa and Africa and Trying to Balance Growth”, published by the credit market, Turkey’s economic growth forecasts for this year and the future have been raised.
Revising Turkey’s educated growth development training by 1.7 percentage points to 5 percent, this year’s tourism performance, which is above the target and expected to last until the winter months, is above the expectations of the second growth2.
On the other hand, the decision to revise the growth predicted by S&P about Turkey’s course upwards is seen as an estimate for the course of its comprehensive economic plans.
The report states that the parliamentary and presidential elections in 2023 can be realized with possible additional possible development.
Forecasted in inflation
S&P’s report identified its prices as little to consider and selected as the base, after Turkey is observed today at more than 80 percent higher than it should be greatly magnified. Expected above 40 percent in 2023 . .
In emerging markets, an exemplary report that Turkey is strong said, “There is still very favorable trade for their energies. There are some bright spots in the overall challenging outlook, including Turkey’s booming tourism that will extend into the winter.”
Growth in the Eurozone
In the report, it was stated that in a harsh scenario scenario, the Eurozone economy could grow on a global basis, to a small extent, during 2023, which will be designed to be from the 2023 core growth to be designed on a global basis.
Economic activity in the lending EMEA economy has slowed dramatically. place their statements.