B25 wrote:Jerry what you saying, according to VP, Zan, Birk and a couple of others Turkeys is so rich, tremedous economic growth by a gazzilion percent and the EU needs her not the otherway around.
Seems our friend Kiks has been telling these clowns for so long they didn't even stop to listen. He presented graphs and charts but they still insulted him.
Well guess what? The chickens have come home to roost and it looks like the mighty Turkey is in the smelly stuff.
Interesting times ahead, just think, we may even get them removed without a single bullet fired. Sorry GR, looks like you're gonna have to wait.
On a good news, the Inflation rate is down to around 5% right now, but the "bad news" is for the Carpetbaggers in the north who were planning to live off their interests on Turkish currency accounts forever, so they thought when the rate was around 15%-20%, is now less than 7%, which means that they will be living off their savings from now on, and once that runs out or they can't provide evidence to the "trnc" that they have enough savings to live in the north, so will end their fun in the sun.!
Turkey Current Account
Turkey reported a current account deficit equivalent to 7529 Million USD in December of 2010. Turkey major exports are: textiles and clothing, automotive, iron and steel, white goods and chemicals, pharmaceuticals and ships. Turkey imports mainly machinery, chemicals, semi-finished goods, fuels and transport equipment. Its main trading partners are: European Union (57% exports, 40% imports), Russia and The United States. This page includes: Turkey Current Account chart, historical data and news.
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