10.08.2012, 11:31
Beim beachtlichen türkischen Wirtschaftswachstum scheint es sich offenbar um eine Luftblase zu handeln, die über Kredite aus den Golfstaaten erzeugt wurde:
Zitat:Erdogan's Growing Economic Woes<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/3265/turkey-foreign-borrowing-bubble">http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/3265/ ... ing-bubble</a><!-- m -->
by David P. Goldman • Aug 9, 2012 at 10:21 pm
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Since late 2009, Turkey has lost $20 billion of foreign bank assets and taken on $50 billion of foreign bank debt
As we reported Aug. 3, Turkey's banks are still churning out consumer loans at a 30% annual rate, probably to capitalize the interest on loans bearing an 18% interest rate. The current account deficit is running at about $70 billion a year, which means that Turkey's banks will have to double their net external debt position to finance it. The Bank for International Settlements data (whence the chart was drawn) show no lending to Turkey from the rest of the OECD. We believe the money is coming from the Gulf states, whose largesse is not infinite.
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