Taylan Bilgic is a Speed Desk Editor for BNN Bloomberg, Bloomberg News, and Yahoo News. With a focus on financial news and market analysis, Taylan's articles cover a wide range of topics including inflation accounting, interest rates, telecommunications, international relations, and the Turkish economy. His work has been featured in various publications such as Bloomberg Law, Yahoo Finance, and Fortune.
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Taylan Bilgic's coverage is focused on the Turkish government, politics, and economy. He frequently covers evolving stories related to government announcements, legal policy regulation, finance, and the economy in Turkey. Taylan seems particularly interested in developments around Erdogan and his political allies as well as economic challenges facing Turkish firms.
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By: Taylan Bilgic, Tugce Ozsoy
(Bloomberg) -- During the era of ultra-low interest rates, Turkey's stock exchange became the preferred way for residents to protect their savings from surging inflation. Now, with tighter monetary policy seen lasting well into next year, the equities boom is fading fast.
By: Firat Kozok, Taylan Bilgic
A key ally of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called for the imprisoned leader of the militant Kurdistan Workers’ Party, or PKK, to be freed if he announces the dissolution of the group.
By: Firat Kozok, Taylan Bilgic
A key ally of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called for the imprisoned leader of the militant Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK, to be freed if he announces the dissolution of the group.
By: Firat Kozok, Taylan Bilgic
Facilities of Turkish state-run defense firm TAI, also known as TUSAS, were targeted in a “terror attack” that claimed an unspecified number of lives, a government official said.
By: Firat Kozok, Selcan Hacaoglu, Taylan Bilgic
(Bloomberg) -- Turkey said four people were killed in an attack on a state-owned defense company in capital Ankara on Wednesday, the deadliest “act of terrorism” in the country in nearly two years.
By: Selcan Hacaoglu, Taylan Bilgic, Firat Kozok
(Bloomberg) -- Turkey said five people were killed in an attack on a state-owned defense company in the capital Ankara on Wednesday, the deadliest “act of terrorism” in the country in nearly two years.Most Read from BloombergClimate Change Is Killing Buildings in Slow MotionOman Sees an Urban Future Distinct From Dubai and Abu DhabiTransportation Policy Gets Left Behind in Presidential RaceHow Kyiv Became a Leader in Digital Services Amid Wartime StrainDhaka's Revolutionary Makeover Pits Visions
Turkey posted a trade deficit of $5.75 billion in October, a further narrowing that suggests the economy’s rebalancing remains on track. The decline in imports was the slowest over the past six months, reflecting the relative strength of the Turkish lira.
By: Taylan Bilgic, Faseeh Mangi
Coca-Cola Icecek AS saw a drop in sales in Turkey and Pakistan due to calls in the region to boycott brands with perceived links to Israel amid conflict in the Middle East and an economic slowdown.
By: Patrick Sykes, Taylan Bilgic
Years of runaway inflation are testing the physical limits of Turkey’s cash-centric economy as its biggest banknotes become increasingly inadequate to cover even daily spending.
By: Taylan Bilgic, Patrick Sykes
Years of runaway inflation are testing the physical limits of Turkey's cash-centric economy as its biggest banknotes become increasingly inadequate to cover even daily spending.
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