Naci Agbal, Turkey's finance minister, gestures whilst speaking during an interview at the Ministry of Finance building in Ankara, Turkey, on Thursday, July 28, 2016. Non-Turkish investors will be allowed to bring money into Turkey under a proposed tax amnesty without having it subject to a tax probe, Agbal said. Source: Bloomberg
The public sector’s debt levels were low, household indebtedness was among the world’s lowest and the financial sector was quite robust, says the finance minister.
Berat Albayrak, the Turkish Minister of Finance and Treasury said that the government sees no big risk regarding Turkey’s economy, as the economy’s foundations are robust in main three areas, reported local daily, Harriyet DailyNews.
The minister reassured that the Turkish government have been seeing the recent markets and the lira fluctuations as an opportunity to strengthen the country’s economy and financial system.
The Turkish economy has three characteristics which will enable it “to minimise the risks of any global crises, added Albayrak.
The recent spat with the US has accelerated losses in the lira, which is down about 40 per cent against the dollar this year.
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