Tugce Ozsoy is an Equities and Equity Markets Reporter at Yahoo Finance. She covers a diverse range of topics including emerging markets, global finance, investment strategies, and wealth management, with a strong focus on finance and trading. Tugce's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance Canada, BNN Bloomberg, and Fortune.
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Tugce Ozsoy's articles predominantly cover the finance and economy of Turkey, with a strong focus on investment analysis supported by data citations. Given this focus, she may be particularly interested in receiving pitches from financial analysts, economists, or industry insiders who can provide unique insights into the Turkish economy, stock market trends, IPOs, and related investment topics.
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By: Tugce Ozsoy, Beril Akman, Inci Ozbek
Turkish state lenders sold about $6 billion to defend the lira on Thursday, about half shortly after a court decision that removed the main opposition party’s leadership, according to traders familiar with the transactions.
Kemal Kilicdaroglu, the former head of Turkey’s opposition CHP party, is seeking state help to take control of party headquarters after a court ordered his reinstatement and removed Ozgur Ozel as its leader.
Investors are increasing bets that Turkey’s central bank will need to raise interest rates, as higher energy costs keep inflation elevated and a political crisis puts pressure on the lira.
By: Patrick Sykes, Tugce Ozsoy
Foreign investors are piling into fast-tracked sales of shares in Turkish companies, seeing pockets of value in a market facing political turmoil at home and fallout from the Iran war.
By: Bernard Goyder, Tugce Ozsoy
Turkish financial technologies firm Midas has applied to the central bank for an electronic money institution license as it seeks to launch digital consumer payments products.
One of Abu Dhabi’s newest investing behemoths, 2PointZero PJSC, got its first research rating on Friday, providing rare insight into one of the emirate’s largest listed holding companies.
By: Tugce Ozsoy, Inci Ozbek, Beril Akman
Foreign investors are returning to Turkey, lured by high interest rates, resilient markets and fading geopolitical risks as the US and Iran move closer to a peace deal.
Dubai’s stocks index is set for its best quarter in a year after a truce in the Middle East conflict drew investors back to a market they fled when Iranian missile attacks shattered the city-state’s reputation for stability.
Goldman Sachs economists expect Turkey to allow a more rapid depreciation of the lira in order to prioritize external-balance stabilization over disinflation.
By: Tugce Ozsoy, Patrick Sykes, Ugur Yilmaz
Small-time investor Riza Gundogdu thought he had found the next Tesla Inc. early last year when he invested in shares of Kontrolmatik Enerji ve Muhendislik AS.
