Four foreign bank executives have arrived in Turkey.
The economic management team was in the United States last week.
For three days, they held discussions with foreign investors and bank officials.
During these meetings, the economic management shared their inflation target of below 20% for 2025.
They conveyed the message that the program will be implemented with determination.
VISIT BY FOREIGN BANKS TO TURKEY
Meetings with banks will continue this week in Turkey.
According to Bloomberg, teams from Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan, Standard Chartered, and HSBC will be conducting meetings in Turkey.
They will meet with the economic management and various institutions.
Next week, Turkey will also host two credit rating agencies.
Officials from Standard and Poor’s (S&P) and Moody’s will also be engaging in various discussions.
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