Turkish Lira's 6-Year Resume Against Euro and Dollar
We are on a return where the international and Turkish exchange rates have changed due to the Kovid-19, which has affected the world. Due to Kovid, it affects many market factors such as trade, tourism, industry. Exchange rates vary depending on the state of the country. The euro and dollar rate has increased in March, and the summer season with the tourism sector, after spending quietly in January and February 2018. This is because of the foreign exchange left by tourists entering and exiting the country, the country's economic situation is getting better in the summer. Turkish Statistical Institute's annual inflation rate in 2018 exceeded 20 percent, the observed exchange rates and gold savings prevented the inflation rate from changing unbalancedly.
In 2001, the dollar/TL, which rose by 117 percent, had advanced to the market as low as this year. The upward trend, which began after a 6-year depreciation, moved to the 6th year in a row with 2018. There have been major economic changes in 2018 and 2001.
Exchange of Dollar and Euro Rates in July!!
According to the analysis and data results conducted by experts, due to kovid-19, which is still having an impact in the world, trade and some sectors are expected to decline and pandemide is expected to be the second most anticipated. they said there would be changes in exchange rates.
July 15, Democracy and National Unity Day is not traded due to the , continues in international markets. The dollar falls or rises at the same rates as 6.86 TL on July 15, 2020. The euro is up 0.24% today at 7.8445.