Turkey: Economic indicators and trade with EU
The EU is Turkey's number one trading partner, and Turkey the EU's fifth trading partner – and the only one with which the EU has concluded a custom union. Turkish growth remains strong (4% in 2015 against 2% for the EU), even if unemployment remains at a high level, around 9%. Nevertheless, Turkey's economy is driven by exports and foreign investment, inflation remains strong (around 7%, while the euro area aims at 2%) and the Turkish lira remains volatile. In the framework of accession negotiations, the EU is assisting Turkey with reforms, to a total budget of €4 454 million (2014-2020). Our infographic, produced in close cooperation with GlobalStat, provides a quick and useful overview of Turkey's main economic and trade data, as well as of the EU's financial assistance.
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Tipul publicației
Domeniul tematic
Cuvânt-cheie
- analiză economică
- Asia şi Oceania
- asistența de preaderare
- comerţ
- COMERŢ
- comerţ internaţional
- comerț între state
- condiții socio-economice
- construcţie europeană
- context social
- conturi naţionale
- ECONOMIE
- Europa
- export (UE)
- FINANŢE
- finanţe publice şi politică bugetară
- finanțe publice
- finanțele Uniunii Europene
- GEOGRAFIE
- geografie economică
- geografie politică
- import (UE)
- investiţii şi finanţare
- investiții străine
- PROBLEME SOCIALE
- produs intern brut
- statistică economică
- Turcia
- UNIUNEA EUROPEANĂ
- împrumut al Băncii Europene pentru Investiții