Rediscount credit tax exemption now covers banks beyond Eximbank
The tax, duty and fee exemption for rediscount credits now covers loans opened for other banks, not only Türk Eximbank.
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The tax, duty and fee exemption for rediscount credits now covers loans opened for other banks, not only Türk Eximbank.
From 1 October 2026 the central bank's FX conversion support uses a value-added-based limit and an FX position ratio condition.
Türk Eximbank provided $15.8 billion in credit and $16.2 billion in insurance and guarantees in H1 2026, up 26% overall.
At the 13 October high-level trade dialogue, the barrier over TAREKS import controls was reported lifted and Türkiye's Machinery Regulation alignment welcomed.
A new Ministry of Trade communique sets definitive anti-dumping duties of 22.56% to 32.96% of CIF value on sodium gluconate imported from China.
A new Machinery Safety Regulation aligned with EU 2023/1230 replaces the 2009 rules. Its main obligations apply from 20 January 2027.
A new communique sets ecodesign requirements for external power supplies, wireless chargers and USB Type-C cables. Most provisions apply from 14 December 2028.
The freight forwarder regulation's fines article was replaced. Fines range from 3,187 to 50,000 TL and rise yearly by the revaluation rate.
The EU customs reform took effect on 21 September 2026. A customs authority will be set up in Lille and the single Data Hub will phase in through 2034.
Online consignments up to €150 pay a temporary €3 duty per item. A €2 Union handling fee is due to apply from 1 November 2026.
The WTO now expects world merchandise trade volume to grow 3.9% in 2026 and 4.1% in 2027, while its services forecast was cut to 3.3% for 2026.
A 30 September 2026 EU assessment finds the 50-tonne CBAM threshold covers 0.87% of embedded emissions, below the 1% limit.
Exports grew 15.4% year on year to $25.976 billion in September 2026. January-September exports rose 5.2% to $210.973 billion.
TİM, with the Ministry of Trade, is organizing an all-sector delegation to Muscat on 21-25 December 2026. Applications close on 23 October.
At a round table in Brussels, Trade Minister Bolat set a goal of lifting trade with Belgium from $9.3 billion in 2025 to $15 billion.