EU approves genetically modified corn
The EU Commission announced that two genetically modified corn crops have been licensed and that the use permit for another genetically modified corn species for
Economy
The stock market rose in the first half of the day
BIST 100 index on Borsa Istanbul gained 0.32 percent in the first half of the day, rising to 10,376.63 points. BIST 100 index, which moved
Lemon price breaks record: It will continue like this for 1.5 months
In Istanbul, lemons, one of the products whose prices have increased the most in recent days, have reached nearly 100 lira per kilo. In some
Second-hand car sales have stopped: I haven’t seen anything like this in 30 years
The gallery owners stated that the prices were reduced by an average of 200 thousand TL, but despite this, there was a major stagnation in
Annual inflation in the Eurozone was 2.5% in June
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) in the Eurozone was determined as 2.5 percent on an annual basis in June. The European Statistical Office (Eurostat) has
Will the removal of the 25 percent rent limit cause exorbitant increases?
Ankara University Faculty of Applied Sciences Dean Prof. Dr. Harun Tanrıvermiş stated that the lease agreements to be signed after July 1 will be updated
BIST 100 completed the first half of the year at the top among world indices
While the BIST 100 index in Borsa Istanbul completed June with a 2.38 percent increase at 10,647.91 points, it left behind the leading indices in
The ban is over, abundance has occurred: It is sold for 135 TL per kilo
With the lifting of the fishing ban in Lake Eğirdir, crayfish fishing has begun. Fishermen have set out on the lake to catch crayfish following
Flights from Izmir to that European city begin
200 passengers arrived in Izmir with flight number W4 3125, operated with an Airbus A321 type aircraft. Passengers were welcomed with flowers at the terminal.
Big price hike on the way for coffee
A major price increase is expected due to drought concerns in Vietnam. Coffee expert Sabri Pisikoğlu, who stated that the supply problem has not yet