TURKEY in Deep Trouble as Crisis Accelerates, Inflation Soars, Lira Crashes & Interest Rates Hit 50%

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The economy of Turkey is facing a severe crisis, with inflation rates reaching 70%, one of the highest in the world. To combat this, the Turkish Central Bank has increased interest rates to 50%, the second highest in the world. The country’s situation is particularly concerning due to its negative balance of trade, as it spends more on imports than it earns from exports. The Turkish lira has lost 60% of its value over the last 12 months, causing widespread economic uncertainty and poverty.

The country is looking for opportunities to strike deals with global brands to set up factories and improve its industry. However, this is not enough to solve the situation, and Turkey needs to invest in its industry to increase its output and employment. The situation is expected to continue to be challenging for Turkey in the short term.

In other news, a fascinating story has emerged about a smuggler who was arrested at the airport with over 1,500 scorpions and spiders, including tarantulas, attempting to smuggle them out of the country. The value of the venom extracted from these creatures is extremely high, with reports suggesting $10 million per liter. Some cosmetics companies are even using scorpion venom in their products, claiming to have miraculous benefits. Research is ongoing to explore its potential use for pain relief, treating epilepsy, and even against strokes.

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