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Rumi 165 cm tall, 60 kilos heavy: Expert
Rumi was a man weighing between 60 and 63 kilos, with a height of 160 and 165 centimeters, the head of the Rumi Museum in the Central Anatolian province of Konya has said.
Naci Bakırcı highlighted that he has come to this conclusion after examining Rumi's 19 clothes in the museum's inventory and some 18th-century drawings.
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Turkey appoints new ambassadors to 25 countries
Turkey appointed ambassadors to 25 foreign diplomatic missions, while ambassadors from 23 countries are recalled to their headquarters in Ankara, according to a presidential decision published in the Official Gazette on June 2.
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Turkish banks can cover short market closure: Fitch
The foreign-currency liquidity of Turkish banks is sufficient to cover a short-lived market closure and moderate outflow of FX deposits, according to credit ratings agency Fitch on late on April 6.
It projected the banks' short-term foreign currency debt service requirement, in the extreme event of a full market shut down for 12 months, has increased to $45 billion-$50 billion.
İYİ Party leader slams changes in Central Bank
A Turkish opposition leader on March 31 criticized the president over frequent changes in the Central Bank leadership.
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Head of Turkish Central Bank dismissed
Turkish Central Bank Governor Naci Ağbal was dismissed and replaced with former MP professor Şahap Kavcıoğlu, according to a new presidential decree published in the official gazette early on March 20.
Ağbal was appointed governor in November 2020 after former governor Murat Uysal was dismissed.
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Turkey has quite a resilient economy: EBRD official
Turkey has quite a resilient economy and it tends to rapidly recover from the shocks, a leading economist at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development told Anadolu Agency on March 16.
Turkish Central Bank to continue firm steps for price stability
The Turkish Central Bank is focusing on ensuring permanent price stability while implementing a steady monetary policy, the bank's Governor Naci Ağbal said on March 5.
"We will continue to take firm steps towards achieving price stability through a confidence-oriented monetary policy in the upcoming period," Ağbal wrote on the bank's blog.
Turkish Central Bank to increase reserves via auctions
With the stabilization of capital inflows and reversal of dollarization trend in deposit/participation funds, the Turkish Central Bank will increase its reserves through auctions, the governor said on Feb. 9.
"When the conditions are mature enough, we will share our plan for this with the public in an open and transparent manner," Naci Ağbal told a meeting with economists.
Central Bank chief aims for lasting price stability
Turkish Central Bank Gov. Naci Ağbal said the economy has lost some pace recently but signs that Turks are shifting toward lira assets suggests a reversal in dollarization may come.
"We are working day and night to achieve lasting price stability," Ağbal told Reuters in an interview.
"We know we are in a difficult period."
Turkish Central Bank to form three new divisions, says officials
The Turkish Central Bank has decided to establish three new divisions in a bid to adapt its organizational structure to its priorities, according to a statement issued by officials on Feb. 4.
Under its Structural Economic Research Department, the bank will form a division in charge of analyzing developments in the food and agricultural product markets.