World Bank: Turkish economy to grow 0.5% in 2020
- Supported by strong government stimulus amid COVID-19 this year, growth expected to pick up steam in 2021-22, hitting 4%
The most increased exchanges :
BRSAN
8.8400
10.6383 %
PGSUS
46.4200
9.7919 %
IPEKE
9.7800
9.1518 %
GSDHO
1.3600
7.9365 %
SNGYO
0.9800
7.6923 %
HURGZ
0.9900
7.6087 %
GARAN
8.4400
7.5159 %
YKBNK
2.0300
7.4074 %
IHLAS
0.6000
7.1429 %
GOZDE
3.2300
6.9536 %
The most decreased exchanges :
FROTO
56.7500
-5.5740 %
ALKIM
49.9000
-1.4808 %
ULKER
21.1800
-0.4699 %
GOLD
1,679.89
BIST 100
95,834.44
BIST 30
114,300
Dollar
6.68
Euro
7.28
Efforts to counteract COVID-19 offer chance to go green
- Lockdown leads to further interim emissions fall, but longer-term environmental impact will depend on gov. policies: EBRD
09.04.2020
Renewable
Spot market electricity prices for Friday, April 10
- Energy Exchange Istanbul (EXIST) data shows electricity market trade volume amounts to 60.9 million Turkish liras
Spot market natural gas prices for Wednesday, April 8
- 1,000 cubic meters of natural gas in spot market costs 1,434 Turkish liras on Wednesday
IAEA aids nuke operators share expertise amid COVID-19
- Despite COVID-19 crisis, all 442 of global nuclear reactors are operational, providing more than 10% of world's electricity
US crude oil inventories show strong rise
- Commercial crude oil stocks rose by 15.2 million barrels, compared to market estimate of 9.27 million barrels increase
Turkey's daily power consumption down 0.3% on April 8
- Turkey's electricity exports amount to 6,678 megawatt-hours, while imports total 596 megawatt-hours on Wednesday
Almost half of global coal plants to run at loss in 2020
- Biggest loss will be in China which plans to build 206 GW of new coal capacity, report reveals
09.04.2020
Coal
COVID-19: Biggest hit to global economy since WW II
- Lockdowns to impose large fiscal cost, sharp increases in public debt, says European multilateral bank
US lawmakers urge Riyadh to reduce oil output
- Lawmakers warn of US response if Kingdom fails to address falling oil prices