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DIARY - Turkey - to Dec 17, 2009

Thu Oct 8, 2009 2:20am EDT

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(All times are provisional and in GMT. For local time, add three
hours. This diary is updated every day, and new listings or
amendments are marked "*".)
KEY INDICATORS
DATE   GMT/LOCAL     INDICATOR              PERIOD        PRIOR
8/10  0700/1000      Industrial production  Aug           -9.2%
8/10  1330/1630      CPI forecast           Oct            5.65
8/10  1400/1700      Treasury cash balance  Sept         +2.51b
10-14/10    N/A      Budget balance         Sept          -1.5b
12/10 0700/1000      Capacity utilisation   Sept          69.7%
12/10 1400/1700      Current account        Aug         +0.286b
15/10 0700/1000      Unemployment           July          13.0%
15/10 1600/1900      Interest rate decision Oct           7.25%
16/10 0700/1000      Consumer confidence    Sept          81.30
20/10 1400/1700      Cen govt debt stock    Sept          424.7b
22/10 1330/1630      CPI forecast           Oct             N/A
23/10 0700/1000      Foreign arrivals       Sept          -0.05
26/10 1400/1700      Manufacturing conf     Oct            97.8
30/10 1400/1700      Trade balance          Sept       -$4.876b
1/11        N/A      TIM export figures     Oct         $8.388b
3/11  1400/1700      CPI m/m                Oct          +0.39%
3/11  1400/1700      CPI y/y                Oct          +5.27%
3/11  1400/1700      PPI m/m                Oct          +0.62%
3/11  1400/1700      PPI y/y                Oct          +0.47%
 
 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8
 *ANKARA - Energy Minister Taner Yildiz to speak at energy
conference after trip to Qatar.
 *PARIS - President Abdullah Gul on official visit to France.
 *ANKARA - Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan holds weekly meeting
with head of the armed forces Ilker Basbug (0900).
 *ANKARA - Economy Minister Ali Babacan to hold news
conference on the IMF-World Bank semi-annual meetings (0730).
 ANKARA - Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Balazs meets
Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu (0830).
 ISTANBUL - South-East European Cooperation Process meeting.
Until Oct. 9. Foreign ministers from Turkey, Serbia and
Bosnia-Herzegovina expected to hold talks.
 
 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9
 ISTANBUL - South East European Cooperation Process meeting
of Ministers of Foreign Affairs.
 
 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10
 ISTANBUL - Twelfth International Balkan Conference, attended
by 40 leaders. Turkish-European Union relations to be discussed.
Until Oct. 11.
 ZURICH - Turkish and Armenian foreign ministers are expected
to sign protocols on normalising ties between two countries.
 
 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13
 ANKARA - Deadline to complete Turkish and Armenian protocols
on normalising ties. Completed protocols to be presented to each
country's parliament for approval.
 ALEPPO, Syria - Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu
signs agreement with Syrian counterpart Walid al-Moualem on
tourist-visa exemption. The foreign ministers then cross border
to Gaziantep for Turkish-Syrian co-operation council meeting.
 
 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14
 BURSA - Turkey versus Armenia in World Cup soccer qualifying
match. Armenian President Serzh Sarksyan invited to watch the
game with Turkish counterpart Abdullah Gul.
 
 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15
 BAGHDAD - Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan Erdogan and Foreign
Minister Ahmet Davutoglu expected to meet Iraqi cabinet for
strategic-cooperation council.
 ANKARA - Central Bank's interest-rate setting Monetary
Policy Committee meets.
 
 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21
 PARIS - Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu meets
French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner. 
 
 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22
 LONDON - Turkish Investment Summit attended by Simsek, state
pipeline operator Botas chief Saltuk Duzyol and Prime Ministry
Investment Support & Promotion Agency's Alpaslan Korkmaz. Until
Oct 23.
 
 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24
 BELGRADE - Turkish President Abdullah Gul to visit Serbia.
 ISTANBUL- Central and Eastern Europe Energy Forum. Until Oct
25.
 
 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25
 TEHRAN/ISLAMABAD/KABUL - Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip
Erdogan may visit Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan. Until Oct. 26.
 
 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27
 ANKARA - Central Bank releases quarterly inflation report.
 
 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28
 NATIONWIDE - Financial markets close at mid-day to mark
Republic Day.
 
 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29
 NATIONWIDE - Financial markets closed to mark Republic Day.
 
 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11
 ISTANBUL - Afghanistan Reconstruction Summit. Until Nov. 12.
 
 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18
 ISTANBUL - Turkish shipping and shipping finance conference.
 ISTANBUL - Power & Electricity World Eurasia 2009
conference, with focus on renewable energy.
 
 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19
 ANKARA - Central Bank's interest-rate setting Monetary
Policy Committee meets.
 
 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27
 NATIONWIDE - Financial markets close at mid-day to mark
Islamic holidy of Eid al-Adha.
 
 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30
 NATIONWIDE - Financial markets closed to mark Eid al-Adha.
 
 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1
 NATIONWIDE - Financial markets closed to mark Eid al-Adha.
 
 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17
 ANKARA - Central Bank's interest-rate setting Monetary
Policy Committee meets.
 
 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29
 ANKARA - Next hearing in trial against pro-Kurdish
Democratic Society Party (DTP) co-chairmen Ahmet Turk and Emine
Ayna and deputy Selahattin Demirtas on charges they disseminated
propaganda on behalf of PKK.
 NOTE - The inclusion of diary items does not necessarily
mean Reuters will file a story based on the event. For the
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