Point. wrote:Hoće li baciti i svoj Iphone?sarajevoxxxx wrote:Šou se nastavlja...
Erdogan: Počinjemo sa bojkotom svih američkih proizvoda
Daleko od toga.. Ali poznato je kako USA reguje kada im guras prst u oko... a ovaj nece da prestane - opet mozda to namjerno radi kontam ???? Dali da se utvrdi na vlasti i napravi neku formu autokratije ili sta vec.Jer smatram da on kao pojedinac ima 50 savjetnika za ekonomiju koji mu govore rezultate za poteze koje povlaci.. a on populisticki urlice i zatvara.zigzag wrote:To je poznati turski populizam. O tome se da pričati.
Ali zašto se svaki potez USA smatra opravdanim? Vidim da većina opravdate.
Daleko od toga, niko od nas narandzastog degena ne moze smisliti.zigzag wrote:
Ali zašto se svaki potez USA smatra opravdanim? Vidim da većina opravdate.
Ne radi se o tome. Amerika je siledzija, oko toga niko realan nema dilemu. Svaka supersila je bila siledzijska, od kada se ljudi organizuju u plemenske ili interesne skupine do dana danasnjeg. Mnogi bi bili gori od Amerike da su na njihovom mjestu.zigzag wrote:To je poznati turski populizam. O tome se da pričati.
Ali zašto se svaki potez USA smatra opravdanim? Vidim da većina opravdate.
Haris.ba wrote:Je li ovo znači da nema ništa od autoputa Sarajevo - Beograd?
Pa normalno kad je onaj pohapsio i protjerao svu opoziciju.The 51st State wrote:Putin se smjeska, a zucko je na kori od banane punim.
Inace prije ocekujem drzavni udar u americi nego kod brka.
Bilo bi da je istina to sto pricas.aratet wrote:Pa normalno kad je onaj pohapsio i protjerao svu opoziciju.The 51st State wrote:Putin se smjeska, a zucko je na kori od banane punim.
Inace prije ocekujem drzavni udar u americi nego kod brka.
Ubise se rastuci...zigzag wrote:Da su neka druga vremena, davno bi taj evangelista bio kod kuće jer bi se to riješilo drugim diplomatskim putevima.
Ako Tramp ne pokaže poštovanje prema vladi druge države, u ovom slučaju ovakve Turske kako očekivati od Erdogana da javno sagne glavu i šizofreniku Trampu kaže: "u pravi si".
I sve je kulminiralo sa tim potezima. A pošto je to politika, vidjet ćemo kako će uticati na ekonomiju koja i dalje jača.
Zasto u AmeriKi?The 51st State wrote:Putin se smjeska, a zucko je na kori od banane punim.
Inace prije ocekujem drzavni udar u americi nego kod brka.
Htio sam, ali nemam ni ja, nego mi fb da par clanaka dzaba dnevno, i cim pokusam kopirati link, blokira me. Pokusat cu nesta kasnije, jer je fakat dobar clanak...djkurt wrote:Možeš li nam postat ovdje taj članak, jbg nemamo svi pretplatu na FT.GandalfSivi wrote:Nije sve ni politika, ima FT dobar clanak o ekonomiji i gdje su se greske pravile...
divi mene što žicam.
Zato bi svi ostali tj. čitav svijet, trebali sagnut glavu i reći ne smijemo govoriti protiv USA.ExNihilo wrote:Trump je ekonomski analfabeta nulte klase.
Idemoooooooo.
Adam Samson in London and Laura Pitel in Istanbul 38 MINUTES AGO
Turkey’s currency has found its footing after two days of intense selling that ricocheted across the currencies market.
In early London dealings, the lira rose 6 per cent, with one dollar buying 6.49 units of the currency. The move comes after a 6.3 per cent fall on Monday and a 13.8 per cent drop last Friday — which has left the currency down by a quarter this month alone, even after the bounce higher on Tuesday.
Turkey’s equities market was also boosted. The BIST 100 index of leading Istanbul stocks was up 2.4 per cent in morning action, with the banks sector up 4.5 per cent.
Other currencies, which had faced ructions on Monday, were also calmer. The South African rand climbed 2.4 per cent, while the Mexican peso rose nearly 1 per cent. MSCI’s broad EM currencies index was up 0.27 per cent after a 0.66 per cent fall on Monday.
But there was no sign of Turkey backing away from a confrontation with the US that helped triggered the lira’s woes.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan appear to open another front on Tuesday, urging Turks to boycott Apple and other US technology companies in retaliation for US sanctions against his country.
“If they have the iPhone, there is Samsung on the other side,” he told ruling party members. “In Turkey we have Vestel Venus phones.”
Shares in Vestel, a Turkish home appliances and electronics producer, rose sharply following his comments.
The US has been pressuring Turkey to release an American pastor it had detained, a move that prompted US sanctions against a duo of senior Turkish government officials.
Mr Erdogan maintained that Turkey would not retreat despite the pain inflicted on the nation’s currency, which has lost more than 40 per cent of its value since the start of the year.
“What is this you’re doing?” he asked the US. “What is it that you are trying to accomplish? What do you want to do? You should know: the character of this nation is not one that wavers.”
Sarah Sanders, the US press secretary, said on Monday afternoon Washington time that national security adviser John Bolton met with Turkish ambassador Serdar Kilic at the White House.
“They discussed Turkey’s continued detention of Pastor Andrew Brunson and the state of the US-Turkey relationship,” she said.
Several analysts have said a resolution on the Brunson case is a critical factor in stabilising the lira.
Analysts are also watching to see if the government or central bank employ any new manoeuvres to shore up the currency and the financial system.
The central bank on Monday unveiled policy tweaks that provided the banking system with fresh liquidity. However, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has continued to claim “foreign” forces have been attacking the country, keeping concerns elevated that the government will be slow to take deeper measures to right the ship.
“Despite appearances, there was no real policy response from Turkish authorities yesterday,” said Antje Praefcke, analyst at Commerzbank.
She reckons that “even if the political stand-off between Turkey and the US somehow got resolved, the lira would only partially recover.”
“After that the cat and mouse game between the central bank and the FX market would resume. And of course, in the absence of any such resolution, the lira remains in free fall,” Ms Praefcke said.
Copyright The Financial Times Limited 2018. All rights reserved.
Mozda jeste on, nisu njegovi saradnici.ExNihilo wrote:Trump je ekonomski analfabeta nulte klase.
Što reče chmoljo, probaj print screen.GandalfSivi wrote:Htio sam, ali nemam ni ja, nego mi fb da par clanaka dzaba dnevno, i cim pokusam kopirati link, blokira me. Pokusat cu nesta kasnije, jer je fakat dobar clanak...djkurt wrote:Možeš li nam postat ovdje taj članak, jbg nemamo svi pretplatu na FT.GandalfSivi wrote:Nije sve ni politika, ima FT dobar clanak o ekonomiji i gdje su se greske pravile...
divi mene što žicam.