For companies planning production, sourcing, exports, or investment in Turkey in 2025–2026, one question dominates: is the country entering a period of sustainable stabilization, or is the current calm merely temporary? According to Şevin Ekinci, 2026 may provide the answer. She explains which domestic indicators will determine whether the normalization holds, how the global economic environment is shifting, and why two specific risks could quickly reverse the trajectory.
The future of the investment sector lies at the intersection of global trends, domestic macro-stability and technological innovation. Ali Alaskarov explains how the cost of capital is changing, why markets need a new liquidity architecture, and how Azerbaijan is building a next-generation financial ecosystem.
