The intervention orchestrated by the Turkish Central Bank to sustain the Lira has turned ineffective. The Lira fell further.
Erdogan has therefore replaced his finance minister with an even more loyal executive.

The intervention orchestrated by the Turkish Central Bank to sustain the Lira has turned ineffective. The Lira fell further.
Erdogan has therefore replaced his finance minister with an even more loyal executive.
Robin Hood is alive and well. He has left the dark forest of Sherwood for the spotlights of social media and financial markets.
This short article introduces the actors of the play and shares the most recent acts/scenes.
Is the main theme of the play still relevant today?
GameStop’s rally and its short squeeze are more than just market exuberance. Thanks to low-cost trading, employees working from home, and a Fed-induced market rally, retail traders are pushing the market to new highs and enjoying the excitement of the rally. Worse, social media allow them to focus on a few instruments, with wild rallies.
It is only a matter of time before this party is over, for this stock or the market. We should start thinking of the aftermath.
Looks like the Square Mile isn’t so sure about Brexit. The Bloomberg editorial board, for some unexplained reasons, is asking Europe to play nice with London.
I beg your pardon?
Brexit is a catastrophe for the fishing industry, despite being a critical issue in the debates. Unfortunately, that 0.2% of the UK’s GDP may only be the tip of the iceberg.
So far, the government is asking for patience.
The fight against one of the largest frauds in banking history (Eur 55 bn and counting) is progressing, with the indictment of Sanjay Shah by SKAT, the Danish Tax Agency.
Our article explains the Cum/Ex fraud, as well as ‘dividend arbitrage’ activities in general.
“It ain’t over till it’s over”, said the baseball legend Yogi Berra. And Brexit is surely not over with this Christmas deal. Many issues remain unsolved.
While economists and journalists pour into the 1,200+ pages of the Brexit treaty and its long-term impact, the financial services are already seen as the big missing part. The Square Mile is getting worried.
The British prime minister knows that a “no deal” Brexit would be disastrous for the country.
In game theory, a symmetric game (where both players have equivalent hands and payoffs) has an outcome of zero – nobody wins. But when both players, unfortunately, know who has the upper hand…
Chicken nuggets and fries? To avoid the topic of fishing rights, maybe?
This whole story looks more like Waterloo than anything else…