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?The Economist Intelligence Unit expects the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) to remain in office beyond 2010, despite tensions with the secularist/nationalist and the military. ?A solution to the division of Cyprus, a major obstacle to Turkish membership of the EU, is not expected before the and of 2010. negotiations started in September 2008, but have made slow progress. ?Although differences between the IMF and the government remain unresolved, we expected a new stand - by accord to be put in place by the end of this year to support investor confidence and ensure greater fiscal discipline. ?We expect the Central Bank of Turkey to cut interest rates by a further 25 basis points in 2009, then adopt a ""wait and see"" policy during the remainder of the year and shift to a tightening bias in 2010. ?We expect GDP to fall by about 5.5% in 2009, before picking up moderately in 2010, but a sharper and more prolonged slump cannot be ruled out. ?Weaker economic growth and lover international commodity prices will reduce current - account deficit and ease external financing pressures.

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No. Panggil
330.956.105 Eco c
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London, United Kingdom : Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).,
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47 Hal. ; 27 x 21.1 cm
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English
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0269 - 5464
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Economic Report - Turkey
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