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1. Desert Dealer.

Author

MAGNUSON, STEW

Subjects
*DEFENSE industries, *SOVEREIGN wealth funds, *RESERVE assets, *PETROLEUM industry, *SHIPBUILDING industry
Abstract

The article reports on the important role played by oil wealth in the establishment of domestic arms industries in Persian Gulf nations. In Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE), the Abu Dhabi Ship Building facility has hundreds of workers from South Asian nations to refurbish coastal patrol boats from neighboring nations. The UAE also uses its sovereign wealth funds to purchase expensive weapons systems. Another country that is using its offsets to acquire technology and know-how is Turkey.

Published
2009

2. BMI Research: Emerging Markets Monitor: Turkey: Growing Policy Dilemma Hits All Assets.

Subjects
MONETARY policy, ASSETS (Accounting), INTEREST rates, RESERVE assets, FIXED incomes
Abstract

The article examines the issues surrounding the monetary policy of Turkey as of March 7, 2011. It is believed that Turkish assets will remain under pressure amid record account deficits and perceptions that monetary policy is failing to gain traction. Analysts find the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey's current policy of reducing interest rates while increasing reserve requirement ratios for banks unsustainable, and see the bank hiking interest rates later in 2011. Also noted is the continued pressure on Turkish fixed income.

Published
2011

3. RISK SUMMARY: TURKEY.

Subjects
TURKISH politics & government, 1980-, ECONOMIC conditions in Turkey, 1960-, RESERVE assets, MONETARY policy, PRESIDENTS
Abstract

The article looks into the political and economic risk of Turkey. The newly elected Turkish President Abdullah Gul has decided to end the ban on women wearing headcarves in public institutions. The foreign exchange reserves in the country have a total record of US$70.44 billion at the end of July 2007. Meanwhile, analysts claim that they are concerned with the potential impact of the U.S. subprime credit crisis on the country's economy.

Published
2007

4. Turkish Business World Expects Country to Offer Good Opportunities in 2012.

Subjects
OPPORTUNITY, DEVELOPING countries, INTERNATIONAL competition, RESERVE assets, GLOBALIZATION, BANK reserves
Abstract

The article reports on how Turkish Business World expects country to offer good opportunities in 2012. It informs on how Turkey is the second most rapidly growing country in the world and the most rapidly growing country in Europe. It reports on how despite fluctuations in global economy, budgetary and fiscal discipline in Turkey and Central Bank reserves were limiting results of outside shocks.

Published
2011

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