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2026 Import Regime Intermediate Changes and the New Road Map of Our Industrial Cities
What Does the Import Regime of 2026 Bring about the Intermediate Changes? The 2026 Import Regime was updated with intermediate changes published in the Official Gazette dated 11 July 2026 and numbered 33307. Protection of domestic production under regulations,...

Japan Interest Decision
Japan Interest Decision: New Era Japan interest decision in the global economy brings new debates in global financial markets and international trade. The world economy has been recovering, supplying after the pandemic in recent years...

2026 Global Trade: Rising Markets and New Strategic Routes
The 2026 global trade outlook is being reshaped by geopolitical tensions, uncertainty in trade policies, energy costs, and the transformation in supply chains. Geopolitical tensions, new customs tax...

2nd in the Strait of Hormuz. Curtain: Turkey's Logistics and Green Advantage
Turkey's Logistics and Green Advantage The Strait of Hormuz became one of the strategic regions where global energy and logistics balances were re-examined in 2026. The renewed escalation of tensions between Iran and the United States,

10th Iran War. The New Pandemic of Global Trade
The New Pandemic of Global Trade marks the 10th day of the Iranian War, a period in which new risks become more apparent in terms of the global economy. Following military activity that began on the night of February 28, energy prices...

Oil and Geopolitical Balances After Maduro
Post-Maduro Oil Trade and New Geopolitical Equation World economic history changes direction in a single night, sometimes following decades of recession. On the morning of January 3, 2026, in Caracas, under Donald Trump.

2026 Predictions
Today, as calendars show December 29, 2025, I would like to share 2026 predictions, or projections, of the new year that appears on the horizon. The year we left behind is when the rules of global trade were rewritten, the memorabilia...

2026: Global Signals
The UNCTAD's 2025 assessment emphasizes that global trade is now largely dependent on financial conditions, and that increased financial volatility weakens the outlook for growth. More than 90% of global trade is conducted through bank financing, highlighting vulnerabilities in dollar liquidity and payment systems as a critical risk.

Uganda: Africa's Rising Market
The green heart of East Africa, Uganda, has entered the radar of Turkish exporters in recent years with economic growth potential and investment opportunities. With its strategic location, young population, thriving consumer market and infrastructure projects...

IMF World Economic Outlook Report (October 2025)
The IMF's latest report of October 2025 shows that it is entering a "stable but unscathed" period in the world economy. The fragmentation of trade, high public debt, and low productivity growth limit global growth, while cautious optimism for developing countries such as Turkey stands out. The year 2026 appears to be the defining year of a slow but balanced recovery and political adjustment process on a global scale.
Africa's Giant Market: Nigeria
Nigeria, in western Africa, is one of the largest and most dynamic economies on the continent. With its wealth of natural resources, young population, strategic ports and rapidly growing middle class, significant opportunities for Turkish exporters...

Risk Management in Foreign Trade
Risk Management in Foreign Trade: Predictable and Unpredictable Risks Foreign trade brings serious risks to businesses while offering growth opportunities that cross borders. Managing these risks, sustainable and successful...
