Haftasonu haberleri...

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Flash!

North Korea's satellite did not make it to orbit, the North American Aerospace Defense Command says.
American officials condemned the North Korean launch of a long-range rocket Sunday, with President Obama calling it a "provocative act."

arkadaslar bu arada kuzey kore ile haberler ciddilesmeye basliyor. son dakika haberi cnn'den. provakatif amacli oldugu soyleniyor.

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GM, Chrysler Ratings Are Cut by S&P as Deadlines Loom (Update1)

gm ve chryler'in notlari s&p tarafindan dusuruldu.

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Credit Suisse starts shutting U.S. offshore accounts: reuters

Credit Suisse Amerika'daki offshore hesaplarini kapatiyor.

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UBS to announce more job cuts soon: reuters

UBS daha fazla kisiyi isten cikaracagini acikladi.

[NUNU]

bugun...wall street journal'da...

Still More Negotiating for Turkey, IMF Deal


By BOB DAVIS

Turkey and the International Monetary Fund have agreed on a "set of principles" to guide negotiations for a new three-year loan arrangement, but the two sides haven't reached a preliminary deal, said Turkey's economy minister Mehmet Simsek.
In a telephone interview with the Wall Street Journal, Mr. Simsek said Turkey was looking for the IMF to be "flexible" in negotiations, which involve how much Turkey would cut spending and how it would revamp its tax system. Mr. Simsek wouldn't disclose the size of the loan Turkey is seeking.
At the G-20 summit in London on April 2, "we gave the IMF more resources and told the IMF it needs to be equipped with a more flexible tool kit," Mr. Simsek said. "We're hoping that the IMF will be less orthodox and more reasonable, taking into account the extraordinary circumstances Turkey is facing."
On Friday, Turkish stocks soared on expectations that the government would soon conclude a new loan accord with the IMF, but Mr. Simsek said that Turkey still had hard bargaining ahead which may take until the end of the month to conclude. "An agreement hasn't been sealed," he said.
An IMF spokeswoman on Friday confirmed the IMF-Turkish discussions and said negotiating teams would meet soon either in Ankara or Washington
During negotiations in January, he said, Turkey had agreed to reduce its fiscal deficit by between 0.7% and 0.8% of GDP. Those talks were suspended until after local elections on March 29, and were picked up again at the G-20 meeting.
Since January, Turkish government revenues have plunged. Mr. Simsek said that IMF is pressing Turkey to remake its tax audit and tax collection systems. Turkish taxes depend too much on sales taxes and other consumption taxes and not enough on personal and corporate income taxes, Mr. Simsek said.
The IMF has been trumpeting that it no longer pushes countries to make fundamental changes to their economies -- so called structural adjustments -- though revamping a tax system would qualify as such a change.
Mr. Simsek noted that the U.S., China and Western European countries have been trying to "spend their way" out of the downturn through fiscal stimulus and deficit spending, but that option isn't available for Turkey. He said the country, with about $68 billion in foreign reserves, couldn't finance such a strategy. "We cannot just increase our budget deficit; that would increase external financing needs," he said.
The economy minister said that Turkish companies are suffering from a sharp reduction in foreign capital flows. "Pessimism is contagious," he said. Turkish "banks with good fundamentals won't lend and households with low leverage won't spend."
An IMF loan "would help ease concerns about external financing," he said.


kisaca-gorusmeler devam ediyor. M.Simsek, tlf ile verdigi roportajda gorusmelerin bu ay sonuna kadar uzayabilecegini bildirdi. suana kadar prensipte anlasilmis olsa da, tam bir anlasmaya varilmis degil.

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kisaca-gorusmeler devam ediyor. M.Simsek, tlf ile verdigi roportajda gorusmelerin bu ay sonuna kadar uzayabilecegini bildirdi. suana kadar prensipte anlasilmis olsa da, tam bir anlasmaya varilmis degil.

Bizim açımızdan ne kadar uzarsa kar gibi geliyor bana.

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Bizim açımızdan ne kadar uzarsa kar gibi geliyor bana.

abicim ne bu boyle ya, heryani bogalar sarmis..

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ankara (a.a) - 12.04.2009 - devlet bakani mehmet simsek, ''turkiye ve
imf, 3 yillik stand-by anlasmasina iliskin gorusmelere yol gosterecek prensipler
konusunda mutabakat sagladi, ancak iki taraf henuz bir on anlasmaya varmadi''
dedi.
simsek, wall street journal gazetesine telefonla verdigi demecte,
turkiye'nin, harcamalari ne kadar kisacagi ve vergi sistemini nasil yenileyecegi
konularini kapsayan gorusmelerde, imf'den esneklik bekledigini ifade etti.
Londra'da 2 nisanda duzenlenen g-20 zirvesinde imf'ye daha fazla kaynak
verildigini ve imf'nin daha fazla esnek araclarla donatilmasina ihtiyaci oldugunu
soylediklerini bildiren simsek, ''imf'nin, turkiye'nin karsi karsiya oldugu
olagan disi kosullari dikkate alarak, daha az kati ve daha fazla akilci olacagini
umuyoruz'' diye konustu.
Imf ile muzakerelerde yapilacak zor pazarliklarin bulundugunu, bunun
bitmesinin ayin sonunu bulabilecegini belirten simsek, ''anlasma henuz
sonuclandirilmadi'' dedi. Turkiye'nin ocak ayinda yapilan gorusmeler sirasinda
mali acigini gayri safi yurt ici hasilaya oranlandiginda yuzde 0,7 ve yuzde 0,8
araligina cekmeyi kabul ettigini soyleyen simsek, sunlari kaydetti:
''imf, vergi denetimi ve vergi toplama sistemini yenilemesi icin
turkiye'ye baski yapiyor. Turkiye'nin vergi gelirleri satis vergileri ve diger
tuketim vergilerine cok fazla bagimli, gelir ve kurumlar vergisi yeterli
degil.''
simsek, abd, cin ve bati avrupa ulkelerinin mali tesvikler ve butce
acigina dayali harcamalar yoluyla krizden cikmaya calistiklarini, bu secenegin
turkiye icin uygun olmadigini ifade etti.
Doviz rezervleri yaklasik 68 milyar dolar olan turkiye'nin bu tur bir
stratejiyi finansa edemeyecegine isaret eden simsek, ''butce acigimizi
artiramayiz, bu dis finans acigimizi buyutur'' dedi. Turk sirketlerinin yabanci
sermaye girisindeki keskin dusus nedeniyle sikinti cektigini belirten simsek,
''kotumserlik bulasicidir'' ifadesini kullandi. Turk bankalarinin kredi
vermedigine ve ailelerin harcama yapmadigina dikkati ceken simsek, ''imf kredisi
dis finansman konusundaki kaygilarin azalmasina yardimci olacak'' diye konustu.
bakan simsek, turkiye'nin ne kadar kredi talep ettigine iliskin bilgi
vermedi. (int-sel-mtn)

[NUNU]

Sugar Creek, Mo.-based American Sterling Bank was closed by regulators Friday, marking the 24th bank failure of the year as the credit crunch continues to spread through the economy.

24.banka da gitti.

[NUNU]

Flash!

GM readies all-equity offer for debt:


DETROIT/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Obama administration has directed General Motors to prepare a new restructuring plan that would pay off bondholders and the automaker's major union in stock in exchange for $48 billion in debt, people briefed on the plan said on Friday. GM, which is working to complete a restructuring that could include a bankruptcy filing, plans to make the new proposals to bondholders and the United Auto Workers union within the next two weeks, the sources said.

yeni bir plan soz konusu icin gm icin.bununla birlikte iflas da hala gundemde. iki hafta icinde belli olacakmis.

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gm icin son cikan haberler chapter-11 gelmeyecegi yonunde. birkac gune kadar belli olur.

US Moves Closer to Becoming A Major Shareholder In GM
cnbc

hisse satin alimi yoluyla borclar konusunda rahatlama saglanilmaya calisacak. yani hafiften kamulastirma gibi birsey diyelim. fabrikalarindan bazilari da gecici uretim durduracak. simdi bu haber ilk bakista kotu gibi gelse de az da olsa umut vaad eden tedbirler olarak algilanmasi muhtemel gorunuyor. daha kesin degil ama giderek artan olasilik bu yonde.

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Four banks in Georgia, Michigan, California and Idaho were closed by regulators Friday, costing the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s deposit insurance fund nearly $700 million as the effects of the credit crisis continued rippling throughout the U.S. economy.

4 banka daha gitti.

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New Worries for Next Tier of Banks-cnbc

onumuzdeki bilanco donemi icin bolgesel bankalar konusundaki endiseler artiyor.

[EDY]

Four banks in Georgia, Michigan, California and Idaho were closed by regulators Friday, costing the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s deposit insurance fund nearly $700 million as the effects of the credit crisis continued rippling throughout the U.S. economy.

4 banka daha gitti.

Üstadlar diyorduki, cürükler temizlensin... Cürükler temizlenmedikce bu piyasa rahatlamaz...

Tek soru... Cürüklerin temizlenmesi ne zaman bitecek...?

[NUNU]

U.S. declares public health emergency as swine flu spreads

Amerika'da saglik alarmi ilan edildi. okullarin tatil olmasi bile gundemde.