Kerim Karakaya is a Market Reporter at Yahoo Finance. He specializes in finance and financial markets, with a keen focus on emerging markets, global markets, international finance, credit health, and debt management. Kerim's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Finance Canada, Bloomberg Law, and The Japan Times.
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Kerim Karakaya's coverage is heavily focused on finance and economy, particularly in the context of specific countries such as Ethiopia and Turkey. His articles often cite data, provide investment analysis, and report on legal policy regulation and government announcements related to bonds, debt, and investment.
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Revved-up emerging-market assets declined as rising oil prices and the lack of progress in Iran peace talks zapped risk appetite.
By: Kerim Karakaya
A lucrative bet on the Turkish lira is coming under strain as a surge in oil import bills threatens to accelerate the currency’s slide.
By: Beril Akman, Kerim Karakaya
Turkey’s Kontrolmatik Enerji ve Muhendislik defaulted on two separate lira bonds that matured on Friday, according to a statement by Turkey’s Central Securities Depository, marking a rare corporate debt default in the country’s local bond market.
By: Kerim Karakaya, Maria Elena Vizcaino, Vinicius Andrade
Venezuela is seeking to kick off one of the biggest debt restructurings in modern financial history, as the government attempts to revive the economy after years of turmoil. If successful, the renegotiation of the terms of $170 billion of bonds, loans and other claims that are in default could reopen the country’s access to international markets and fresh investment.
By: Kerim Karakaya, Maria Elena Vizcaino, Vinicius Andrade
Venezuela busca poner en marcha una de las mayores reestructuraciones de deuda de la historia financiera moderna, en un intento del gobierno por reactivar la economía tras años de crisis. Si tiene éxito, la renegociación de las condiciones de US$170.000 millones en bonos, préstamos y otros créditos en situación de impago podría reabrir el acceso del país a los mercados internacionales y atraer nuevas inversiones.
By: Beril Akman, Kerim Karakaya
With a packed schedule of meetings and speeches in front of London investors, Turkey’s top economic officials set out on Thursday to ease concerns about the country’s accelerating pace of inflation.
By: Kerim Karakaya, David Herbling
Kenya plans to contract Karpowership, the world’s biggest provider of ship-mounted electricity plants, to provide emergency power for the nation’s growing demands.
The US could potentially offer a dollar swap line to Turkey ahead of the election, a move that will bolster hard-currency reserves and improve market confidence, according to Jefferies International strategist Durukal Gun.
By: Ray Ndlovu, Kerim Karakaya
Morgan Stanley expects Zambia to revise its bond buyback offer higher in a bid to break an impasse with a group of bondholders resisting an initial price tabled almost a week ago.
Asia’s AI-led stock boom has room to run further unless a shift in US interest-rate expectations rattles the hyperscalers underpinning the investment cycle, according to Amundi, Europe’s largest asset manager.
