Says state has capacity to manage current level of volatility.
Shadow economy minister says economic governance hollowed out with institutions reduced to managing appearances. “What persists is not policy. It is performance art for bond markets,” he adds.
Steps up airstrikes in warning to Damascus not to allow entry into country of forces hostile to Jerusalem.
Ankara will point to near-balanced trade with US as it appeals for exemption.
Softer-than-expected figure suggests sell-off in lira hasn’t exerted significant upwards pressure on consumer prices, says analyst.
Israeli sources brief they are opposed to the move and "we will not allow any threat to our operational freedom in the air".
Inflationary pressures remained marked. Firms had to contend with ongoing impacts of currency weakness.
Reporter finds himself in the same facility as Ekrem Imamoglu.
English rock band Muse, meanwhile, scrap Istanbul concert in solidarity with Imamoglu protesters.
Jailed rival to president has urged millions to join the rejection of targeted firms "with discipline and self-devotion".
Lack of backing from Western countries added burden for those aiming to keep up the momentum of protest.
Days earlier, French leader took aim at Turkish government for carrying out "systematic attacks" on freedoms. And referred to some mysterious "democratic path".
Kaj Joakim Medin also faces trial for membership in "terrorist" organisation claimed by prosecutors.
"With every move he makes against me, Erdogan shows he is someone who runs away from elections and is afraid of his opponent," jailed politician tells crowd via read-out letter.
Turkey’s opposition seriously lacks imagination, as it showed today by moving the Free Imamoglu, Give Us Democracy street campaign to the periphery, much to the regime’s delight.
Notes: “In my 50 years living in Istanbul, I have not seen as many so-called security measures on the streets as I have over the past few days.”
“Democracy’s fate depends on the courage of those who refuse to remain silent when institutions crumble,” he writes from his prison cell.
European leaders are alarmed at the increasingly warm relations between US President Trump and Putin, but economists are encouraged as even a “quick and dirty” ceasefire deal to the Ukraine conflict will buoy flagging CEE economies.
Day nine of demonstrations also brings detention of Ekrem Imamoglu’s lawyer.
Interim President Ilie Bolojan says Romania has a strategic interest in continuing to support Ukraine.