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Turkey's Export Volume to Neighboring Countries Increased 10/9/26 7 views In the January-September period, Turkey's exports to its seven neighboring countries increased compared to the same period last year, reaching approximately 21 billion dollars.

Healthcare costs emerge as voters' top economic concern ahead of US midterm elections 10/9/26 5 views According to a KFF survey, 60% of US voters are worried about being able to afford healthcare costs, outpacing housing and food.

Gold Report from Deutsche Bank: Upward Trend in the Medium Term 10/9/26 7 views Deutsche Bank states that central bank and institutional purchases support gold and expects a rise in the medium term, while forecasting a weakening in silver and a record supply squeeze in copper.

Paddy rice harvest begins in Karabük: Producers await price expectations 10/9/26 7 views As the paddy harvest season begins in Karabük, producers have turned their eyes to the figures to be announced amidst yield drops and flood damage.

Discussions on the social, economic, and environmental impacts of artificial intelligence 10/9/26 6 views The integration of artificial intelligence into daily life, its environmental harms, and its effects on the labor market and mental health are being discussed.

Azerbaijan's largest pharmaceutical facility established with Turkish investment opens 10/9/26 6 views The country's largest pharmaceutical factory, built near Baku in partnership with Turkish investors, has started operations with a ceremony.

Euro hits 17-month low amid debt and political crisis concerns in Europe 10/9/26 6 views Pressures in the French bond market and political gridlock have negatively impacted the euro, dragging the common currency down to 17-month lows.

Statements by Minister Gürlek on Fund Investigation and Repatriation Process 10/9/26 6 views Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek announced that 85 suspects have been arrested in the fund investigation and legal proceedings have been initiated for the return of funds smuggled to Switzerland.

European Union takes step of flexibility in methane rules to lower energy costs 10/9/26 6 views European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced that an additional year of flexibility in methane rules will be provided to exporters in order to alleviate energy costs.

Energy price shock has not yet reflected in wages 10/9/26 8 views Bank of Finland Governor Rehn noted that the energy shock has not yet affected wages, but risks will grow if conflicts in the Middle East continue.

On Artificial Intelligence and Wealth Debates 10/9/26 5 views While it is emphasized that disruptive technologies throughout history have increased prosperity, it is noted that excessive regulations could weaken Europe's competitiveness.

US President Trump signs pre-election executive order against record diesel prices 10/8/26 5 views As record diesel prices and high living cost pressures persist in the US, President Donald Trump has signed a new executive order expanding access to tax-exempt fuel.